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- Why you should ONLY buy a certified pre-owned Maserati!
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Thanks Ron, informative video and great explanation of the $2k sticker.
Anytime Fred, trying to help out where I can!
Can anyone let Doug know about this
Super informative Ron! Thanks man!
Glad to be able to help Nick!
Very informative. I was always put off by any cars that have “certified pre-owned” on them. But now you made me want to consider buying a preowned car now. That warranty sounds really nice
They really take care of the cars before they send you out on the road. Its nicer than everyone thinks.
You would own it for only few year. And trade in later.
Superb video really informative, thanks Ron.
Anytime Lee, just glad I can help!
Been driving one for 2 year. Love it
Any major problems???
rick james any issues?
@@kizlar4eva Rick James passed he was driving a maserati 😂
You gave the wrong info on the warranty! It starts when it’s first registered, NOT from the build date
The problem is some dealers say they do the certified pre-owned vehicle thing but don't.
Another great video!
Appreciate you!
Omgggg I’ve been wanting a video like this!!
Love how in depth you go with the information!! Didn’t know certified pre-owned stickers mattered. Answered all my questions.
Good to hear and glad to help!
Ron, nice videos. Regarding the new car (4 year/50k mile) and CPO warranties, I believe you meant to say that the clock starts from the “in-service” date, rather than the manufacture date. Depending on when those cars were first sold/put in service, the CPO warranty should add several more months (or even years) beyond the expiration dates you mentioned. Even better for the future owners!
You may be right D Mac. I just know as far as annual service goes that the car will tell you that it needs to be serviced based on manufacture date and not from when its sold. So say I bought a new car that sat for 11 months, on the 12th month (even though i've only driven it for 1 month) I'll get the notification that it needs to be in for its first annual service since the manu date was 12 months ago. I thought it worked like that but I'll double check. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.
Warranty starts on day of original purchase not manufactured date.
Happy bday, btw :)
Aye thanks Arty! That means a lot!!!
Thanks for the info. Making my next purchase in a few months. Was kinda leery on buying it preowned ('17 or '18). But this video helps.
Same here I'm looking at a 2017 this Sunday, did you do it ?
Buy a honda civic, will last forever and inexpensive
Man I love your videos someday I'll own a Maserati likely a Coupe or Grand Sport or perhaps a Quattroporte right now my rides a Cady XLR with less than 24,000, its ffffun... 🏁
Hi Ron, great content. How can I protect my maserati if I am buying online?
Great video. So what’s the best year Ron, over all, for a used Ghibli at under $40,000?
That's a good warranty considering these cars have a very spotty reliability.
I bought a used 17 ghibli because it’s a super fun car to drive for not a lot of money. Not my main car but all around a fun purchase.
yo whats up im in jacksonville i have a 17 ghibli we should link up
Nice, me top 2017 sq4
BUYERS GUIDE: DON'T!
Ok but y ?
@@-sc8dz The reliability is trash and the resale is trash. You are just over paying for a brand name to look cool.
@@Plucus21 what about my gran turismo coupe ?
Nice inspection! I started a business in these inspection in the Netherlands. What is this inspection called officially in US?
Ron, thank you for the video! I am looking at a 2018 Granturismo MC with 31k miles for $85k. Good deal if the service records and pre scan report checks off?
We’re not going to sell you trash....says a ghibli salesman 😂
Lol
"Its a quality control thing" - unlike the ones leaving the factory with tons of problems....? There is a reason why these have such a bad reputation.
Wait, when does the warranty start? Most cars start when registered not when built as you pointed on the video. Just clarifying.
Awesome content, I have been thinking about a Maserati for my next car. I am in Jersey any advice? Do you guys sell to out of state buyers?
And does it make a difference from one state to another considering we get snow up here.
I bought a maserati in Jersey, so far so good.
Morning Ron
Thanks great info here should help a lot of people on the boarder between new and used. Only question if the warranty is in limited miles why only 2 years more from build date. What I’m saying is if they are willing to go unlimited mile why not start the time when you take delivery or just call it what it is extended, 2 years beyond factory. Because if someone tells me I’m getting a 6 Year Warrenty with the deal that means to me 6 years from today.
Right, I totally understand, I think it that sense Maserati has to make a little bit of money and a lot of money made by dealerships is in service. I think giving THAT good of a deal may hurt the service departments.
Nice video! Btw
Nice video. Just picked up a 2014 to replace my 2015. I would also add to extensively research previous maintenance records...
Yes! Always good to know where the car has been prior to your ownership.
Good info
Thank you.
Good luck finding parts to do it yourself 👍🏼
So I am looking into buying a 2014 with about 31k miles would it be better to do self maintenance or take it to a dealer ship?
Hi Ron, how often have you hit the rev limiter on your car? I noticed you like to get the RPM up above 5500 before shift as well. I've hit the rev limiter a few times. 1st time worried me. I read up on it and was not so worried after that, but I avoid doing it because the limiter could fail.
Ive done it maybe 3 times on accident. Car still works fine but def could fail overtime.
Start change gear on your own. If you don't red line it for too long. It is fine. Watch out for overheating issue.
Idk if id buy but They sure are fun to drive tho
hey Ron explain to me what u said about a tan interior color Maserati because im ready to buy one with tan interior.thanks
Great video, people generally criticize and are put off used cars as was i. But since working at Audi (UK) i have since realised they go through so many tests to even get on the pitch. Mileage check / HPI checks and MPC checks. Not to mention the warranty. Thanks for the video as this gives a clear site of what to expect from buying a used Maserati
Right! There's nothing wrong with buying used! I some cases its better than buying new value wise.
Rons Rides i mean for one the VALUE doesn't significantly drop with the used vehicles as much as one would buying BRAND NEW.
How much does it cost to get it certified? Santa Monica is saying $4200 for one year and $4500 for 2 years does that sound about right?
Could give some idea of the price
this video could've been 3 words...."don't do it"
Its only 956.00 for maintenance.
Thank You
Is the car not reliable so they need to do the inspections?
Hey Ron whats the exterior color for the 2015 Qhilbi?
over the years did Maserati reduce the turbo lag? Folks complain about this I actually think it's not lag but the quick rush of power.
Great video man !! When did they refresh, 2016 or 2017 ?
The 2017 had an infotainment refresh and the 2018 had an exterior refresh!
I know I’m sorta late here haha, but opinions or informative knowledge on the 07 Quattroporte sport GT Model? You know what you’re taking about clearly with these models and I have heard the older models tend to be a bit more reliable and I just wanna sorta know if I’m hearing correctly. Thank you
From what I heard, the older models are actually less reliable than the newer ones due to the older transmissions that are in them having issues. Whether that be the clutch or something else. The older ZF transmissions were not very good from what I hear. If you can find one without the paddle shifters, you'll have less problems due to the fact that the non paddle-shift versions don't have a clutch in them (from what I know). It's one less thing that's going to go wrong with those older ZF transmissions from what I heard.
So if my Maserati hits over 4 years and +50k miles a Maserati dealer will not take it as a trade in on a new(er) Maserati?
Need your thoughts 2018 certified Ghibli s Q4 miles 22,087 for $47,500
You can buy extended warranties for 14 on up for about $2500 bumper to bumper for up to two years Zero DD. I have a 14 Quattroporte and its been perfect
I may buy an extended warranty for mine or trade it in come the end of 2019
Kerry Drake I’m looking at getting a 15 Quattroporte could you please explain how much maintenance cost is? That’s one of the only thing I’m worried about
do you think for my first vehicle a maserati levante s 2017 suv
I'm considering a 2014 QP SQ4. Only serviced at Maserati and 30K miles. Would you have any real reservations?
I think you may be mistaken on the unlimited miles I'm in the market for a used Quattroporte and asked multiple dealers about the warranty and extended warranty and they all expressed that at 50k done... if you know where I can get the unlimited warranty please let me know.
I know we have it for our certified cars. My managers make it a point to remind us to tell customers. You should be able to even look this info up online on the official Maserati website.
That's a nice informative video, Ron. Lots to think about; especially considering the fact certified cars are worth a substantial amount more than those that aren't.
But I remember you saying in another video that a Ghibli S service costs like $400 - so considering a non-certified car (as you stated) could cost several thousand dollars less, is it worth buying a certified car, bearing in mind a few check ups will certainly cost less than $7k?
$350 for the 1st & 2nd annual services. But when you get to the 3rd service is really you really spend the big bucks and since the $7k is factored into the price of the vehicle, its not money you'd have to spend up front but monthly, unlike if something breaks and you need all of the cash right then and there.
Rons Rides I started to buy a 2015 with everything it came to $39,400 22,000 miles it was not kept up so I did not feel safe buying this car
That was a really good video. I've been looking into a pre owned Ghibli and I'm still doing my research and comparing it to other cars but this video was very helpful.
Glad to help London and good luck!
Same. My father and I are looking into a Maserati so I’m doing all my research to know everything I can about them.
Martin Palacios My dad is completely against it. He's not a fan of Maserati's at all but I love the car so I'm thinking to go preowned and keep it for a few years or maybe just lease a new one. If the alfa romeo quadrifoglio was available with awd then I would definitely go for that but I need awd where I live.
Leasing might not be to bad. If you want to buy though go pre-owned. Depreciation is way too crazy on these things to want to buy brand new.
I agree, don't buy these cars uncertified...repairs and maintenance will kill you if you don't
Where is your dealership?
Fl or ca?
I been looking into quattroporte, they seem to be pretty rare.
Wym rare ?
@@ciro4146 like there are significantly less of them compared to ghibli
@@TacEsk8 u right . But you had alot of problem of the quattroporte??
@@ciro4146 never had a chance to sit inside one yet so I dont know lol
@@TacEsk8 i want the ghibli so bad with a wrap gold like this th-cam.com/video/RSQUMRPlY30/w-d-xo.html😓
What does it mean if the car is branded??
Where is the dealership ??
Looking at 2015 from Jidd Motors, with 51k on the clock. What are the major service intervals for that year SQ4.?
Every 12k miles for annual service or every 365 days. Whichever comes first. So your next service on that car would be at 60k. I would see if you can obtain the service records to make sure all of the major services have been done.
what you need to know is the directions to another manufacture
how much do each cost?
are used levantes okay?
Yes it has a pretty good warranty, but what’s the use if owner going to be doing monthly payments on the car only to have it sitting at dealership for repairs! .... owners find themselves paying all this money only to end up driving lower class rental cars while their Maseratis are constantly being fixed at the dealership.
I’m 16 saving up to buy this car brand new... is it really not reliable at all?? And if so, why?
BECAUSEEEEEE
LOL
Are there any mechanical improvements in the 2016 model from the 2014 and '15 models? Or would I need to wait for a later model to bypass a few of the headaches from the older models such as brakes etc?
I would say to be safe and go with a used 17' if you can find it. While the 14 and 15 models were full of problems, the 16's had a few issues as well. But with a pre-owned first gen model, those problems were probably fixed during inspection and annual services. So you may be in good shape.
@@RonsRidesgreat video. I’m thinking of purchasing a 2016 and would love to know what I need to look for , ask and what is a definite no deal breaker. I’m non ended that the dealer isn’t offering any warranty but with it being 8 years old can I get extended warranty outside of the dealer
That dealer is littered with Stelvios.
Everyone’s saying how Maserati is a trash car but like... I want one... 🥺 my dad’s trying to get me a used one but like idk- I told him if he can fix whatever then get it, but if he can’t then don’t- but he insists on getting it for me... what do I do ? 🥺🥺🥺
So now that finally these cars are around 35k , I shouldn't buy one because upkeep gonna cost an arm and a leg?
That's up to you. Its one thing to own a car but its another thing to maintain it.
Whatever you buy your responsible for regardless of the price. If you want something, get it and pay whatever you have to maintain it. If you dont want to spend the money to maintain a Maserati, then obviously shouldnt be buying a Maserati in the 1st place. If maintenance bothers you, go buy a honda civic. You asked a very rhetorical question.
@Gabriel G quite elitist with your sensible toyota camry, arent we :)
You will only own it for a few year and trade it in.
Gabriel G I’m thinking of getting one next week. Your not buying a Maserati because it’s on sale for a good price as if maintaining it is like your shitty Toyota. Your buying it because you can afford it and to keep it maintained and in return you get to enjoy the ride and the sound is amazing! I’m curious what big shot car your driving.
What Problems can I expect if I buy a Maserati that is let’s say 6-7 years old and is Out of Warranty?
Well, I bought a used 08 GT with 14k miles and now have 30k. The gas left panel fell out and had it replaced for 100 dollars. Other than that. Not one problem.
I bought a used GT for 30k. had 14k miles on it and not one problem. I just had the 25k service at a Mazi dealership for 3,500. The tire sensor light is on and they quoted me a price of 1,800 to replace em..LOL
What year?
Ron please ask the tehnician if Levante Q4 can be converted to SQ4 so can I have padele shifters. TANX.
No problem!
Rons Rides Hey Ron! What about my question???
@@catalin6861 he forgot you i think and i think it would cost a fortune turning a 2 wheel drive to 4wd car better to buy another
What happened to that 08 you made a video of last month?
We sent it to auction =(
I bet whoever bought it got it for a bargain
What about military people that got shipped overseas and now Maserati does not want to honor my warranty on the vehicle. Maserati does not support the troops
Send it back
No idea of what you're talking about, are you confused ?
Who cares if Maserati support troops and why should they ?
Doug warned me about these...
Hi Ron! Are you guys hiring?
A) Get a GT! A Ghibli is a Dodge with a Trident Badge!
Is it common for the maserati dealer to offer these used with unlimited warranties?
Most Maserati Ferrari dealers will put a cpo on used Maserati's that they take in but if you buy a Maserati from say maybe a BMW dealership off of trade in or somewhere of that nature, they will most likely sell the cars without the cpo warranties.
Have to check around.
IS THIS A COMMERCIAL? LOLL
Does the 2017 model have all the upgraded tech like the: blind spot indicator, auto trunk closing, The radar on the cruise control and the cameras around the car or is that come in the 2018 model ?
That tech started to be implemented into the 2016 models. So yup it sure does.
Does anyone know what insurance would be like? I keep finding mixed comments about it online and can't pinpoint a fair price.
Full coverage through Geico I pay about $160 a month. I have a clean record as well. I have a 2016 Ghibli S and have had it for 2 1/2 years.
I pay $250 per month for full covrage with $250 deductible.
If you are older like me lol . Its range from $165 to $205 a month depending on the year you purchase. $205 will be for the older 2014 Qhibli.
A maserati buyers guide: Don’t buy a ghibli
Is it worth buying a 2014 Maserati ghibli? It got 51k miles on it for 35k?
I think 2014/15 have engine issues
Hmm- I'll buy a used car from a 13% er and live happily ever after.
What maintenance cost $5K?! Is that year 4 or 5?
Its 3rd year at almost $900 plus most likely brakes and tires. Easily $5k
5k a week cause everything breaks
What is the maintenance cost on a 2015 Maserati Quatroportte?
CPO cars are good
Best thing you could do is but a cpov
Did he say "fuel delivery of up to 2 gallons? What That? $10.00 At $5.00 a gallon!
Get work done at an independent shop
Pomona!!!
People think maintaining a Mercedes or a BMW is expensive. Let me introduce you to my friend Maserati, where everything breaks more often and faster than German vehicles. Don’t buy a car out of warranty? I could buy a 94 Honda with 200k miles it’ll run like a clock while a Maserati breaks every other day
#Maseratiempowers.
I really want a mc stradale
Meee too, they are so vicious!
Used car still very expensive to own. Would recommend just go get a convette or something rather.
so do I but €35k is alot for a car from 2009 but they do give you an eargasm every time u touch the throttle
These cars are for wealthy people. Wealthy people can buy them new, cause they are rich. They can buy them used, because they can afford to repair and service them. These are not cars for people who can't afford the entire package. Sadly, seems like only people who shouldn't own one, but like the looks....end up buying a used one. Then they are screwed.
Misleading title. Should be a sales chat with a used Maserati salesman on why you should buy the warrenty.
Looks like a damp Cherokee Hahahaha
If i worked for 3 years as a chef could i get one of these for $30,000
Don't ever buy this car unless you're into getting attention because that's all its good for
😂 this is all I keep hearing, want about the Levante? Garbage too?
Found a 2016 with 28k miles for 39k.
39k too much! Remember, it was 80k in 2016 4yrs later it's less than half. By the way, you can find 2016 around $30k if you look around. Don't buy one!!!
Thanks for the review. I have a 2015 Ghibli s and boy does that CPO warranty come in handy. The tech that certified my car mistakenly added three extra quarts of oil when servicing it. It would have cost me over $3,000 to get it fixed but the warranty covered everything. I also would like to know what the difference in price is for those two vehicles?
You're a good estimate to this video since you've benefitted from the CPO program Kendrick! The 15 SQ4 is 45k and the 2017 S is 58k.
King of The Castle what I'm saying is if I didn't have the warranty or it wasn't the technician fault I would have had to cough up $3k+ of a repair. I'm seeing the cars listed in the mid to high $30k out of warranty. I wouldn't purchase one if it didn't have a CPO warranty or original warranty left.
What dealership did you go to that made a mistake like that?
Thats why i have my own master mechanic work on all my cars because these dealerships have rookies that work on cars without being train properly without some kind of structure. I had that happen to me as well and thats why i perfer to have someone I know and trust work on my cars or I can do some of the work myself.
This explanation was very dressed up and generic. Can you get into more details into everything? You literally spent 10 minutes going in circles about the sticker and nothing about inspections.
Starts @7:25 . Sometimes i miss these things when skipping thru the video as well
He explained everything if you were paying attention. He elaborated on the inspection. You obviously werent paying attention.