[BigBlu]

Hello, I have the Ghibli on my short list and am absorbing what I can from this forum.

I've owned many cars, including big Audis, Mercedes, Ferrari, and small cars, including FIATs.

I went through the 'luxury' phase, but now I'm looking for a very sporty sedan, but not hardcore like an M5, or butt-ugly like a Panamera.

I want to stay in a coupe, but alas, life demands that I buy a car with 4 full sized seats and 4 doors.

I love Italian cars and can live with the Italian quirks (after owning Ferraris, Alfa's and FIATs, I'm used to the Italian way).

Anyway, hello.

 

[doubledeetob]

Welcome


Go ahead order a late year 2015 - if you can wait - lol


DD

 

[Dane]

Welcome to the forum. I think you will be very happy with Ghibli. It's good time to buy since it's so new. There may be too many in few years.

 

[BigBlu]

Welcome


Go ahead order a late year 2015 - if you can wait - lol


DD

Ha! I was talking to the Maserati service advisor at the dealer this morning and this is EXACTLY what he said. I asked him about what problems they've been seeing, and it's basically exactly as members on this forum are reporting.

But his recommendation that a '15 would be better seems based more on hope than anything substantive.

 

[BeerGuy]

Ha! I was talking to the Maserati service advisor at the dealer this morning and this is EXACTLY what he said. I asked him about what problems they've been seeing, and it's basically exactly as members on this forum are reporting.

But his recommendation that a '15 would be better seems based more on hope than anything substantive.

I think '14 and '15 are essentially the same "core" build with a few enhancements and software updates / fixes learned through the 2014 model year. Unfortunately, I do think some of the same random check engine light problems will exist until they find the root cause, (changing out plugs is not solving the root cause IMO).