Maserati is an iconic Italian luxury automobile manufacturer, boasting a rich history deeply intertwined with the evolution of the automotive industry. Founded in Bologna, Italy, in December 1914 by the Maserati brothers, Alfieri, Ettore, Ernesto, and Bindo, the company initially specialised in producing racing cars.
The Maserati brothers’ engineering prowess and dedication to performance quickly earned Maserati a reputation for building high-quality and fast automobiles. In the 1930s, the brand achieved remarkable success in motorsports, particularly in Grand Prix racing. They secured multiple victories and set numerous speed records, solidifying their status as one of the most respected racing car manufacturers of the time.
In the post-World War II era, Maserati transitioned to producing road cars alongside their racing models. Notably, the 3500 GT, introduced in 1957, marked a significant step in the brand’s legacy as the company's first successful road-going vehicle.
Over the years, Maserati went through various ownership changes, including periods under Citroën, De Tomaso, and Fiat Group. Despite facing financial challenges at times, the brand managed to preserve its commitment to performance, luxury, and craftsmanship.
In recent times, Maserati has continued to create exquisite automobiles, blending the allure of Italian design with cutting-edge technology and high-performance engines. With an illustrious history spanning more than a century, Maserati remains an emblem of passion, innovation, and automotive excellence in the world of luxury cars.
Maserati parts are primarily manufactured in Italy, where the company's headquarters and main production facilities are located. The parts are produced in specialised plants and workshops, adhering to the brand's commitment to precision and craftsmanship.
Maserati's rich heritage and reputation for high-performance vehicles demand the use of top-quality materials and cutting-edge manufacturing techniques, ensuring that each part upholds the brand's legacy of luxury and excellence.
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The frequency of servicing your Maserati depends on several factors, including the model, year, and your driving habits. As a general guideline, Maserati recommends regular maintenance every 12 months or approximately 10,000 to 15,000 miles, whichever comes first.
However, it's essential to consult the vehicle's owner's manual for specific service intervals tailored to your car. Regular servicing is crucial to keep your Maserati in optimal condition, ensuring peak performance, longevity, and safety, while also preserving its value over time.
This will depend on your model and the desired optional extra. We suggest you contact our parts advisors, who will be happy to look into this for you.
Yes, we can offer tuning parts such as exhaust systems and body carbon for your Maserati. We are able to provide products from only the top brands in the market, such as Novitec, Capristo, Quicksilver Exhausts and more.
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Installing Maserati parts yourself can be risky, especially if you don’t have the necessary tools, knowledge, or experience. Maserati vehicles are high-performance luxury cars that demand precise and skilled handling during maintenance and repairs.
We recommend using a professional and authorised Maserati service centre or a certified mechanic. These professionals have specialised training, access to the latest technical information, and experience working with Maserati vehicles. They can ensure that the correct procedures are followed, genuine parts are used, and the work is done to the manufacturer's standards.
Installing parts incorrectly or using non-genuine components can lead to serious issues, compromise performance, and may even void your warranty. To protect your investment and maintain the safety and reliability of your Maserati, it's best to rely on qualified experts for all service and repair needs.
Ask our team and we can help you locate a reputable garage.
Using second-hand or salvaged Maserati parts may offer cost savings, but it comes with risks. The quality and compatibility of used parts may vary, potentially affecting performance and safety. For critical components, it's safer to opt for new, genuine parts from an authorised dealer or reputable service centre.
Yes, we can source vintage Maserati parts from specialised networks. Let us know what you’re looking for and we’ll do our best to support you.
We offer a 1-year warranty for most parts but feel free to chat with our parts team prior to your order.
At Scuderia Car Parts, we’re one of the UK’s top-rated suppliers of Maserati parts, offering worldwide shipping on original parts for the Maserati Ghibli, GranCabrio, GranTurismo, 3200 and much more.
Whether you’re renovating your Maserati from scratch or carrying out one-off repairs, you can find and buy all the Maserati spare parts you need at Scuderia Car Parts with just a few clicks. With friendly customer service and efficient delivery, it’s no wonder we’re rated ‘Excellent’ from thousands of genuine reviews on Trustpilot.
Here at Scuderia Car Parts, we’ve built strong contacts inside the Maserati company, allowing us to supply genuine Maserati parts directly to your door. From Levante spark plugs to 4200 fuel plugs, we’ll source and deliver only the Maserati parts you actually need.
We’re your one-stop-shop for Maserati OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts, so you don’t need to look anywhere else for parts for your Maserati Levante, 3200, 4200, GranCabrio GranTurismo, or any other high-performance model. We have Italian sports and prestige cars in our blood, so we know what it takes to keep these beautiful cars running at their best.
The easiest way to find the Maserati parts you need is by using our comprehensive database. Simply search through our diagrams, click to buy or make an inquiry, then get the Maserati spare parts delivered to your door – anywhere in the world.
If you need extra help or advice, our friendly team is on hand to help you find the right Maserati parts and to give you an indication as to their price and lead time for the fastest possible delivery directly to you.
Our dedicated and efficient service has earned us an impressive 96% 'Excellent' or 'Good' reviews from our customers via Trustpilot, and we're always aiming to improve on that. So, contact us about any Maserati parts you need, and we'll show you how we’ve earned that rating.
Few marques are surrounded with the same levels of mystique as Maserati. We all know the name, but there's a real niche appeal to its cars, thanks to the company observing a self-imposed limit of producing 75,000 vehicles a year.
And current models such as the Ghibli and Quattroporte have no difficulties ensuring the badge of Neptune's trident which adorns the front of its vehicles keeps a high level of cachet and desirability. That scarcity has been a big factor in why we find Maserati parts and models so fascinating.
Maserati took a very traditional route into building cars for sale, starting out when the five Maserati brothers came together in 1926 to build a car for Italy's Targa Florio endurance race, which one of the brothers, Alfieri, duly drove to victory.
During the company's racing heyday, it became the only Italian car-maker to earn a win at the Indianapolis 500, in 1940. It continued to be at the forefront of motor racing after the Second World War, the zenith of its achievements being providing the 250F car in which Juan Manuel Fangio won the last of his five Formula One world championships, in 1957.
Soon after this notable achievement, however, Maserati was prompted to disband its own factory racing team by the fallout from a serious accident during the 1957 Mille Miglia endurance race which killed 12 people – even though it did not involve one of its own cars. That same year, Maserati introduced its first production road-going model, the 3500 GT, a grand tourer, following it three years later with a convertible version.
A name which lives on today, the Quattroporte (literally 'four-door'), first appeared in 1963, powered by a 4.2-litre V8 engine which provided the blueprint for a family of V8 models which followed up to the 1990s. But if there's one Maserati most people will know, it's the sporty, Ghia-designed Ghibli, a four-seater grand tourer which emerged from the Modena factory in 1967.
And although it only stayed in production for six years, the original Ghibli earned a huge cult following, even making it into the ranks of cars reproduced by Matchbox, and bought by legions of young fans!
During the Ghibli's heyday, Maserati was taken over by Citroen who, clearly swayed by the Ghibli's success, got it involved in the design and building of its own planned new flagship car, the SM. The business currently sits alongside Alfa Romeo and Abarth in the FIAT empire as the brand's sporting arm. It quietly expanded through the 2010s, aligning itself to compete with the likes of Mercedes-AMG, BMW M, Porsche and Jaguar.
Its revivals of the sporting Ghibli and Quattroporte models have been well received, particularly in North America, while the Levante SUV has also carved a niche in the premium sector of its market. Don’t forget, you can find all the Maserati parts you need in just a few clicks at Scuderia Car Parts.
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