After the racing success of the A6GCS and the availability of its engineering, Maserati went forward to sell a road going version called the A6G54 2000. The company invested little time and capital on it by relying on existing designs and choosing to outsource all the bodywork. Thus, no two cars were alike and each reflected the first customer's design preference. What they did have in common was a sporting pedigree from Maserati's past. ... Read More
