Marina del Rey, CA | USA
Description
1987 Maserati 425i · Sedan · Driven 55,000 miles I have a 87 425i that has been sitting in my garage for about 8 years. Never going to get to putting it on the road again. Someone needs to save this vehicle. Make offers, Be reasonable. ...
Our Take:
- Maserati 425i, a rare sight. The 1987 Maserati 425i doesn't pop up often in car listings these days. Part of Maserati's Biturbo family, this model tried to merge luxury and performance—a delicate balancing act, especially during the '80s.
- Manual transmission: A driving purist's delight. Back in the day, a manual transmission wasn't just about gears; it was an art form. For enthusiasts, shifting this beauty manually connects you to its 2.5-liter biturbo V6 engine in a way automatics simply can't.
- Low mileage for its age. Clocking in at just 55,000 miles over 36 years, this 425i hasn't been around the block too many times. If you've got the skills to restore it, there's potential for many more adventures—just imagine the stories it could tell!
- A piece of automotive history sitting in a garage. The 425i was part of Maserati's ambitious bid to capture a wider audience, blending Italian design with, well, an unorthodox touch of reliability. Bringing one back to life is like preserving a page from a storied manufacturer's playbook—a treasure for any collector.
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