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As a first-year Coupe from Maserati’s return to the American market, its 4.2-liter Ferrari-developed V8 gives this Cambiocorsa particular historical context, and its mileage sits within the observed range for the generation. The rebuilt Pennsylvania title, accident-related repaint, occasional suspension warning light, and reported cosmetic wear weigh against it.

Strengths

  • Introduced for 2002, the first model year of Maserati's return to the American market after a decade-long hiatus.
  • The 4.2-liter V8 was developed jointly by Maserati and Ferrari.
  • Carfax reports no mileage discrepancies, with additional service documentation pictured in the gallery.

Watch For

  • The Pennsylvania title carries a rebuilt brand following a salvage title issued in December 2006.
  • The dealer reports the car was repainted after an accident, despite the Carfax report listing no accidents.
  • The suspension warning light occasionally remains illuminated.
  • Hazed headlight lenses, worn wheel finish, driver's-seat wear, and worn interior plastic trim are reported.