1990 Maserati Biturbo Convertible

The Maserati Biturbo was produced initially with a 2-liter, three-valves-per-cylinder, 90-degree V6 before evolving toward a 2.8-liter and four-valves-per-cylinder engine. Near the end of the run, Maserati had fixed all of the original shortcomings of the 2.8-liter version, but it was too-little-too-late, as Maserati USA declared bankruptcy and less than 20 final run handmade cars made it to North America.

This particular 2.8-liter Spyder variant is powered by a 225 horsepower engine with 246 lb-ft of torque, thanks to its large fuel-injected OHC V6 with a four-valve-per-cylinder fed by twin water-cooled IHI turbos and twin air-to-air intercoolers. Fewer than twenty examples were imported to North America in 1990, and this particular example was previously owned by the professional baseball player and former Yankee and Braves team member, Mike Stanton. It has been with its current owner for over twenty-five years.

This Spyder wears a black exterior with a grey interior, and there are Maserati specification OZ racing wheels.

By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2021