Put on your sunglasses for this bright yellow paint job, however I’d still rock it since it is a Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale. This is the lighter and more sophisticated Maserati GT since it features a few upgrades the original never saw. Novitec and their Tridente division for tuning Maserati sports cars stepped up to the plate with the 4.7-liter Ferrari engine, hooking it up with a new supercharger and several other goodies.
The German tuning company DMC has released this custom version of the new Maserati GranTurismo called the Sovrano 2011. We love this blue color for the exterior, and under the hood you will find a new supercharger along with an ECU tune to boost the 4.7-liter V8 powerplant to 590 PS and 472 Nm of torque. This is an upgrade of 150 PS and 82 Nm of torque over the factory Maserati GT. Styling for the unqiue Maserati consists of a carbon fiber aero kit, featuring a new front bumper with lip spoiler, wide side skirts, boot-lid spoiler, and a rear diffuser for an extra aggressive look.
If you own a Maserati Quattroporte and are looking for improvements, then turn to the German Maserati tuning company MR Car Design for their latest package. It includes both performance upgrades and a new set of wheels to give your Maserati a unique look and feel. The tuners were able to customize the Maserati 4.2-liter V8 engine software and added a new exhaust system as well. The result is a power increase of 30 horsepower along with 29 extra Nm of torque, bringing the total output to 430 HP and 480 Nm of torque. The only cosmetic modification to the Maserati Quattroporte is the new 22-inch Vossen alloy rims wrapped in high performance tires measuring 245/30R22 up front, and 295/25R22 at the rear. Finally, a set of H&R springs, new 15 mm spacers for the rear, tinted windows all around, and custom tail pipe designs round out the Maserati Quattroporte kit.
Here is a stunning Maserati Quattroporte, and the tuners from Wald International have improved it with their Black Bison line of styling kits. Included in the package is a new bumper, carbon fiber front splitter, and LED daytime running lights up front. At the rear you will find a revised bumper, roof-mounted spoiler, trunk-mounted spoiler, and chrome exhaust system. The headlights and taillights on the Maserati Quattroporte have also been blacked out to continue the white and black theme with the new wheels. It’s also fitted with new aero side skirts and reasonably priced. Minus the new wheels, the Black Bison kit for the Maserati is priced at ¥870,000 (€7,735 or $10,650) however the aftermarket parts are also available separately.
