do you have to "reset" any sensors after the work? with mase software?

I know that’s right right either way I called it full of bowl core app money hunger FS

every DIY guy I've looked up says changing the ghiblis plugs is a

Beautiful car on the outside, Chrysler V6 with Ferrari spark plugs on the inside.

@@laughingman4236Chrysler? The car is made in Italy

Thanks so much! Trying to pass on the ownership experience to help anyone else who plans on owning their first Maserati!

Hey where it’s your shop I need maintenance service

I loved that too! lol

I hear an oil service at Porsche is over $400 so I'm not complaining haha. It really would but I dont know if Im quite ready for an SUV just yet!

Are you fucking kidding me? $563 for an oil change and tune up is highway robbery!!

dunno if you guys gives a shit but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can watch all the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend recently :)

@Camilo Matthias Definitely, been using InstaFlixxer for months myself =)

They saw you come in that’s why these money hunger people

Olivier DeVries my 2012 civic have 168000 k miles and still on original spark plugs 🤣

Um Twin turbos. you don’t want a misfire at high speeds. Speed costs money, how fast ya wanna go? Supposed to change plugs at 30k anyway, on any car. Not all plugs are built by Ferrari either.

@@pistonwristpin1 - Um, my AMG doesn't need it's spark plugs replaced until you reach 50,000 miles.......

Olivier DeVries Yeap and cars are different. Manufacturers have their specs. I think it’s BMW that has the 100,000 mile spark plugs. I can’t remember. To a Maserati owner, is worth the price you pay for the “there can be only one,” stigma. I like it personally. Yeaaap, speed costs money, how fast ya wanna go? If ya think the price of plugs is bad, try finding fuel that’s 95 or better on the octane rating. Speed has it’s own challenges. Aviation fuel, or AvGas, works well, but pricey! I had to look up AMG. So Mercedes has a fancy car too? I’ll keep that in mind. I still love my Maserati. I’ve not been real impressed with Mercedes in the past, but the AMG is a sharp looking car. “Fun” sure has a new meaning...

@@pistonwristpin1 he's basically paying near Ferrari maintenance cost just to be no where near Ferrari speed or performance. Like the OP said definitely 2 ripoffs. Unless the purpose of owning a Maserati is to say "look at me I can afford to over pay for basic maintenance just cause I got it like that" hahaha then it all makes sense 👍

Of course and thats awesome! I really hope you find one out there you love! Then CPO warranty for Maserati is awesome!

Rons Rides for sure, it’s a really good deal!

Cliff Seckinger you go from Maserati to a fancy Nissan?🤦🏽‍♂️ get a Benz

@@DanielBenzs65AMG at least infiniti will.hold up.and.not be a money pit in long run like a benz or audi....about quality and what's gonna last not just look pretty

I was thinking same q60 400 coup Infiniti

I have a q50 red sport its a great car def recommend and not nearly as many issues as the ghibli

Nice choice AND basically looks like a Mazi

Same here got a 13 bmw x5

Lol @ TN . Who tf willingly goes from CA to TN? My man must have an open warrant or suttn.

I like the 'yet...' portion because one day... one day you'll 'need' that much car for sure =)

Stuff like oil changes and brake pads/rotors, spark plugs can be done by an independent or mobile mechanic. Easy work. Parts don't have to be manufacturer stamped just from OEM supplier.

Hey where do I get Maserati spark plugs from ?

Was that at a shop or done on your own?

@@TheColdestIsh Maserati dealership.

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Thank you! Believe it or not, the windshield is not tinted, just the other 5 windows and that is at 20%

Lol wish I could!

Lease is up in 6 months 👍🏽

Richard Williams they’re not people are just lazy

It would take 15 minutes to change the oil, maybe an hour for the spark plugs. Oil and filter $40 bucks max. Spark plugs cut to right length $40 bucks. My time on Saturday morning including test drive 2 hours. Nice video.

@@cameronjenkins5304 where can i buy spark plugs that are cut to right length

@@prajp9795 Autozone will usually have them. However it depends on your make and model. If not there is a tool they can loan you to cut the plugs to the right length.

@@cameronjenkins5304 tell me autozone got the oil and pollen filters and engine aire filters etc..?

Thats very true and im sure Maserati (Like Most Automakers) wanted to cut cost for better prices or a faster production time. Thats my opinion at least.

Check cad fax. I bought 2015 one 50k km for $45k clean total

Way too much, I see them go for 20-25k in Florida with under 35k miles on them.

Hey Alfred! The drivers seat had a really bad squeak! I put it in the video labeled "My Maserati Ghibli is Falling Apart" These things dont happen for every car. Some have few quality issues, others dont have any. But if you run into these problems they are covered under warranty so no worries!

I actually did haha. We have a local dealer here and I decided to stop in. They had a pearl white with red interior so you already know I loved the spec. That may be the next move in a few months to be real. I didnt have time to drive it but was impressed by that I saw. Looked at a GT1.

@@RonsRides Yes I know it Red interior,white exterior, and black wheels lol. It's great car,you know being a KIA some people might be bias .

Lol yeah thats my bad. I should have never picked them up. I was just talking about oil and then said "Oh look oil canisters, guess i'll pick those up!" lol

Very true. That logic works for any vehicle new or old. Cheap or expensive. if you love it, you will spend money on it no matter what.

Hey where did u go for your Maintenance

I'd be more concerned with the 75% depreciation in value after 3 years lol

No warranty can save you from the cost of luxury cars. They may pay once. After that, they will look shoot every claim down.

Russell. I almost bought one for $26000. I watched some reviews on here, and I am so glad I didn't. The performance doesn't seem to be worth the money...

@@dallaswyatt880What did you end up buying instead? Also you are not buying performance 😂

what an idiotic comment, try 50K on any BMW, AUDI, or anything else. Ignorance has its followers, you are one, My Maserati is running better than ever at 130K. If you do not owe one just keep you comments to yourself.

Not everyone at all, just you probably notice the noise from the ones that do, coz the ones that keep and love them, like me, don’t need to make any noise.

So how much are you paying for your $130K Audi, Mercedes or BMW. I had a used Mercedes and went to check the sunroof. One hour later and a few 100s they did a 10sec repair and the problem came back next day. There’s no way around luxury brands other than lease and maintenance included.

$1,000 per year isn't bad. Pocket change.

Yeah any dealership that has Ferrari is gonna cost you, which is expected because the Ferrari technician are worth their rate.

Oh and yes it is haha, like the outro? ;)

FCAforever yeah, for the 4* year service here in New Jersey they charge me $1.500 Never again

Thats a good question. To be honest the dealership (aka me) would have to pay $2k for it to be certified. Not sure if it will be worth the selling/trade in price when it comes down to it.

I hope the next owner when that comes will love and appreciate the car as much as I did. And no warranty means no more money from Ron lol.

Shut the fuc k up and learn to do sh it urself

Yeah right? Lol yeah NGK makes some amazing plugs for Ferrari/Masi and thank you! Glad you noticed the outro music!

Champions League !! Love it !!

Thanks Paolo!

LOL

2018 Mustang GT Premium. Way more reliable, cheap maintenance, and a fairly comfortable ride.

You can get an M3 for the price of these Ghibli's if you're going for a 4 door sports car. Or a C43 AMG Mercedes. Any car in the price range will outperform a Ghibli and do better than it in the long run. If your wife wants more power, a Charger Scatpack or a Hellcat will demolish everything and anything in that price range and still more reliable than a Maserati.

On the third service changing the spark plugs is recommended so I was playing by the book. The first oil canister i picked up is what went in. I just picked up the other canister by instinct but we didnt use both lol.

Spark plugs could run up to 50k miles. As long as your not loosing power I feel you don't tamper with them.

My plugs needed changing at 38,000 miles due to no 3 misfire. Changed the entire set and rechecked them at 17,000 and had a lot of carbon build up. I use 93 octane but at different gas stations. I cleaned up the carbon and now only use Shell 93 octane. I have not checked again to see the condition of the spark plugs... I will in a month and will let you know...

Me ontenz That was a year ago, please let us know

LMAO!

It’s always best replace coils while changing spark plugs :)

NOT, just de spark plugs, Coils change just when fails!!!

Agreed. No need to do coils just spark plugs.

Dude are you serious? 😂😂😂 the been in the US market before you probably even been born. Alfa just came back to the U.S. market since 2017 but they been in the U.S. since the 80's. And Maserati been around in the U.S. since the 1960's.

Yes you can lf you don't have a warranty on the car. I change my oil every 6000 miles or less because I believe in saving the life of the turbo's on my car. I think 12000 miles oil changes will only cause problems to the egine of a turbo car.

What if you use royal purple oil

@@robertbrown1933 you can change your own oil and maintain your warranty. Dealers will give you a hard time because they want to make the money from servicing your car but it is not required to have them do it. It's actually illegal for a manufacturer to make you go through them. I suggest you read up on the federal trade commission website before spreading false information.

@@stevedrawdy2532 I hear you Steve but most people with warrantys will just take their car back to the dealership to have the work done. i work on my own car because i can. An oil change is a simple process for most cars including the Ghilbli.

Maserati is changing they way Ghibli sales are. They are going to make less, option them out fully so you cant possibly buy a brand new Ghibli with few to no options and then create a demand for them at a higher price. Thats the way you solve the depreciation problem.

I see. Sounds like a good way to prevent such depreciation on ghiblis. As far as there lease specials, do you think they will be as low and attractive. for example, I’ve witnessed ghiblis go for $650 a month including maintenance w tax w only about $6k down, 12k miles. Do you still this year will be like that, or high $900s?

I've been searching for white on red, and there's nothing with vented seats. Are yours vented? Those seats are beautiful. I don't care what haters have to say about this amazing ride.

Ive taken care of all of my cars. Some people have had blown engines and stuff just completely fall apart. Trust me, ive seen them at the shop. And then there's some people who have never had an issue. Im just glad I didnt have to lemon law this one like I almost had to with my first Ghibli.

Larris, I spoke to a Maserati sales man and he said to me to not purchase a Ghibli from the year 2014. He said that it’s a hit or miss with the ‘14 Ghibli’s.

I have a 2014 as well with a little over 17000 miles and lve changed the diagnostic fuel pressure pump which is easy to replace. And l changed my brake pads from semi metallic to ceramic and there's a world of a difference between the two. With the semi metallic the brakes were grabby and they produced a lot of brake dust taking away the clean look of the car just after driving the car over 30 miles. The ceramic pads gives you a smoother grip when coming to a stop and they give off very light dust that you dont really see.