Awesome, congrats! What spec did you go with?

@@CarsLifeYT i got the luxury package, bronzo metallescent with the same leather style you have i believe, black with red stitching and red tridents on the seats

​@@fatjoshddr Very nice! The red tridents on the interior is an excellent touch. Hope you have as much luck with yours as I've had with mine, have fun with it!

@@fatjoshddr How's she been holding up so far my friend?

How's it been?

Will definitely be considering that for the brakes. Will do, thanks!

No problem at all!

If only, if only haha

Thank you! My McLaren costs about double that, so in comparison it’s not terrible. At the end of the day, it’s all subjective.

Rhode Island. We used to have property tax on vehicles, but we got rid of that a little over a year ago. Didn’t realize that at the time. Never actually ended up paying any for the Maserati.

None so far!

Still have it, still really no issues whatsoever. The only thing now is approaching 46k miles I’ve got an evap leak which is proving to be a pain to fix, but other than that - it’s been a very reliable car. Love it!

@@CarsLifeYT thank you kindly for your content, very helpful ad god luck!

​@truthonly7299 just purchased the exact same car with 25k miles for $24k insurance is $140 a month. We'll see.....literally just getting it!

@@joeclark4101 congratulations! good luck to you!!

@@joeclark4101 Congrats! They’re fun cars, hope you have good luck with it!

It’s been one of the most reliable cars I’ve owned. That’s not always going to be the case, there’s lemons out there. Usually just have to do the annual maintenance though, that’s about $600.

I would say upwards of $1,300+/mo (not including insurance). This is assuming about 20% down on a 60 month loan with a ~6% interest rate.

@@CarsLifeYT Oh my god

@@DavidTMSN Yeah, they’re honestly pretty overpriced new and I’d never recommend buying these new. You’re literally paying a huge premium for the brand at that point.

@@CarsLifeYT Having had a six cylinder with a supercharger back in the day (03 Grand Prix GTP) - I do like the engine. I'd like to see this engine minus one turbo at at a more reasonable price point.

I would definitely recommend getting a slightly newer one if possible, maybe 2017. The 2015 models are lacking a bit in tech. Good choice, though. You’ll love it!

It’s really a mix of the Ghibli being one of the most expensive cars to insure (not sure why that is) and the fact that I don’t have the best insurance provider either. I’m sure I can get a better quote on it elsewhere.

Yeah, could definitely get that lower. Nobody in my state insures my other car though, so I just have them both on this plan. It’s a bit over $700/mo.

Once per year that’s not all that bad.

@@CarsLifeYT honestly you can probably find a good shop that would do it for less than 100 dollars if you bring your own oil and filter so total cost should be less than 200 if not done by dealer.

What was the breakdown of the costs?

$600 for annual service really isn't all that much. I'll top it off if it gets low, but I'd rather just bring it in once per year 🤷‍♂

Thank you!

That on top of all the tiptoeing around reliability when it’s GOOD. stop listening to bs people say man. You talked as in you may be the only one with a good Maserati

It’s not too bad. It all depends on what’s costly to you really. It’s all subjective. I could get a brand new Mercedes C-Class paid in full every year with how much the McLaren costs. Would it be as fun? Nope.

Nice video I have owned the same car ,same color 2017, for 4 years now. driving always on ICE mode daly.i never have problems, so ever.my gas miles goes to 17-19 miles per gallon.in 4 years I replaced only the real tires $1200 changed all around breakes ones in local service garage $3000 includes roters and all and complete oil change with filters for $280. I have on the car 54000 miles.i do advice for services find a local garage who trusts and do it. Don't go to the masserati dealer and charging you arm and leg prices.