✅I was really hyped up this day and got a little carried away with the camera and me talking but thanks again for watching! If you hit that subscribe button I will never talk about this car again. Have a great day!
So what year is your ghibli? because anything 2016 or less has lots of problems the car was made in 2014 we all know it takes a couple refreshes to get the car perfect and just about every car that is newly introduced from a manufacturer will have some type of problems for the first couple years
Weston Moore I’m in South Scottsdale. You should review my car! Fully loaded 2015 Accord LX from the showroom floor I would love it. paulindholm@gmail.com
Ferrari oil? Is that the oil that comes from a special pool of crude oil high in the mountains of Italy that then gets blessed by the spirit of Enzo Ferrari before getting distilled in solid Platinum cracking towers?
I have about 70k on it now. I learned to do my own oil changes. Pretty easy to be honest. If you're going to get one I recommend you keep up with the maintenance schedules and you should be good.
Fun fact: the oil is platinum euro full synthetic SAE 5w-40 and you can buy the oil for 44-60 bucks so... whoever changed your oil is scamming you as most places will with this sadly
@@okbc1864 wrong. Maserati MC12 is a thing. Based off the Enzo. You're thinking McLaren MP4-12C. www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&source=hp&ei=JWzNXPD8CIaoyAPXjIvoCw&q=maserati+mc12&oq=maserari+mc&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-img.1.0.0i13l5.1363.4074..5303...0.0..0.411.2576.0j7j4j0j1......0....1.......0..0j0i30j0i10i24.2tFqoIORyvk#imgrc=WedELdaER2eNKM
@Joel Schembri Not true. There is the Gransport MC Victory (which was made to celebrate the MC12 winning the world championship). It has colored carbon fibre (in 2006 no less! The first car ever to have it), Enzo/MC12 carbon bucket seats, a suede interior, etc. They're still worth DOUBLE what a standard Gransport is worth (around 65k usd), and will likely appreciate. The 90th anniversary Spider and MC Stradale in Europe could also be added to that list.
It’s gotta be those aftermarket wheels. These high performance cars have many sensors that detect if the transmission and possibly even the differential are working at maximum - all the time. It’s not like an RC F or an M3 where you can change the wheels, no problem. No. You have to adjust something in the transmission, most likely by computer, to accept the new wheels. Because the wheels are the last gear of your transmission, it senses that speed. When you change wheel size, the car still thinks the old wheels are on and will detect something is wrong because bigger wheels equals more speed. Notice this on your speedometer versus a ‘check your speed’ sign. If it doesn’t match, either the sign is bad or your speedometer is being told the wrong info by the transmission which causes it to go into limp mode. Another issue can be that the bigger wheels are damaging the transmission. These high performance cars come with light weight wheels from the factory.. so if you put some heavier replicas or a heavier wheel in general, it causes the transmission to do more work than it usually would with a regular wheel under 21”, the biggest wheel they put on these cars.
I put different sized tires on my 2015 Camry once because they did not have the perfect size. No problems apart from slightly less accurate readings on the speedometer.
A few things to consider, #1) I think you got a car that sat in a garage for a long time. Any car that is not driven a lot will develop issues all on their own due to non-use. Seals that don't get lubed regularly, oil and fuel get stale because it's not being used, batteries drain and go bad if you don't have a battery tender on it when it's going to be garaged for longer than a few weeks, and a lot more. #2) These cars do not use Ferrari Oil, there is no such thing as Ferrari Oil. They use 5W-40 Full Synthetic oil. I personally use pennzoil ultra platinum euro 5w40 in mine. I change my own oil for less than $100.00 including the filter. #3) I wonder what your BMW cost brand new compared to what it is worth today? Maserati is not the only car that depreciates like that, Mercedes, BMWs, AUDI, even Lamborghini's. A Lambo Gallardo will depreciate more than a Maserati, not to mention a $300K Bentley costing 60K in less than 5 years? I will also tell you I have had a 2014 Maserati Ghibli SQ4 with 67K miles on it for 1 year and 6 months now, it has been well maintained, not abused, and driven a lot. The mileage proves that. I have not had ANY issues with it. It has NEVER let me down. I love my Ghibli and will never get rid of it. I am sorry you are having such bad luck with yours, but don't blame it on the brand because yours is a lemon. Mine is a winner. Sorry.
James Raaymakers dude I know for a fact there are good cars in every batch made by any company. Glad you got a pristine example. BUT there are NUMEROUS videos and articles sharing how the depreciation is ridiculous and reliability is subpar. It is a luxury/sports car we get it, brand has heritage we get it, but you have to admit for the money the RISK only simply isn’t worth it. If you get a bad one your screwed. And that makes this just a bad car..
Dude you want to avoid anything Italian in Europe, they are always fast and look amazing but reliabilitiy is so bad both in italian motorbikes and cars especially have a lot of electronic problems... not only maserati, fiat, alfa romeo, also ducati for example... its a common italian mistake but if you have the money you dont really care about repairs I guess
The reliability seems to be best described as "hit or miss". Depends on the car. I hear tons of nightmare stories from owners who treated and maintained it pristine. I also know someone with a 15' Ghibli with 130k miles on it. Maintenance aside, it's only had 3 repairs and the total cost of all 3 was $1,400. The key is..do NOT buy one with very low miles because you don't know if it's a decent or dud one. Find one with say 60k miles. If it already has lotta repairs..avoid! If it's needed none or maybe 1 repair.. probably a good one.
The manual says it's 5W-40 Pennzoil (Platnum Euro full synthetic) it just has a Ferrari pic on it. An oil change should run about $85 for a DIY job, $50 (oil), $35 (filter), $0.50 (copper crush washer at home depot). Amazon sells it and other places. This is how you save money for serious mechanical issues lol
Guys dramatic called fix things your self . 540$ oil change who in there right mind brings car dealer get changed I bought a 2015 year for 18k best car ever owned
simeunovicm although this is partially true, the true name is actually Fiat Chrysler, because Fiat never bought them, they just set up an agreement to merge the two companies, therefore the proper name is “Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.” Chrysler is a subsidiary of Fiat, but I will give you credit...
It will cost you will over $86,000.00 just to replace 4 TPMS sensors on a Porsche. And my client was very happy with results. And you are a dealer complaining about $800.00 oil changes.
I got a 2014 completely new maserati ghlibi. I dont have any problem with it for 5 years. You are getting a 2nd hand car with modified wheels - thats the problem
A oil change is for 12,500 miles not 3,000 like your BMW or camero ....yes 12,500 per Maserati specs. You have a Ferrari filter but not Ferrari oil ......Ferrari does not make oil and it is 9 quarts. The car needs to be driven and not be a garage diva that is why your are having problems.
@ 4door mas - Don't know about your BMW oil change at 3000 miles but my 550i is at 15000 miles and varies based on driving. It typically cost $200 at dealer $100 if I do it myself.
4door mas Can confirm. I own a 2018 Ghibili S Q4 GranSport and a 2017 GT MC Convertible. The oil change is at 12500 miles or over 1 year. I had to do the 12500 on my GT, and the 1 year oil change on my Ghibli. I had prepaid maintenance, but it’s ~750 for the 1 year oil change and ~1200 for the 12500 change if I recall correctly.
Agreed this car is a POS but people don’t drive their cars and they have issues I drive the shit out of any car I’ve owned and never had reliability issues with any brands... bmw, Chevy, Volkswagen and the list goes on
Live and love your dream man No matter what bullshit reliability my car has I will do everything I can to keep it alive I love this car and I will pursue driving it Keep dreaming and keep living it
@@lequrage1084 Just be prepared in resorting to alternative solutions to keep that car running. Like when the engine finally dies you can have a Chevy LS V8 from the Corvette swapped in which would make it more affordable to maintain.
@@evoman44or a Ferrari Pista engine aka the F136 which has been used in the F430, F458, and F488. Would be a better swap than an LS. It’s either a high revving DOHC flatplane V8 or nothing for a Ghibli engine swap.
@@davidperry4013 It could be but it would still be more expensive to repair than an LS engine. I would rather swap the engine from a Shelby Mustang 350 if I wanted a flat plan crank V8. Parts for it are far more affordable than Ferrari parts.
Well, there are people out there who smoked for 40+ years and don't have respiratory issues. Don't think that means that the cigarette is safe and people are just weak. Just means that person has a really strong respiratory system and/or it hasn't taken as big of a toll on their bodies. You are just lucky so consider it a sort of miracle. It's not the car that's reliable. It's just you who got the lucky stick.
@@ashtonsamson6912 No doubt about that. I don't think I indicated anywhere that a Maserati was not, in fact, a car. Matter of fact, I do believe the entirety of my post was served to explain why the person's personal anecdote about their car not having any problems was not that the car itself was reliable but because they were just in fact lucky. But if you understood my argument as trying to say that the Maserati is a cigarette, then I have no idea what to do about your confusion other than to reiterate that I do understand that Maserati is indeed a car. Not a very reliable car or a particularly good car. But yes, I must agree, it is a car.
Anybody Who Knows Cars . Knows That The 2014 Model Was The Preview Model And All The Problems Were Fixed And Updated By The 2016 Model Which Has Nowhere Near As Many Problems As The 2014
True. I drove a 2018 for a couple of years on and off with no problems. Ran great. The 2014-2016 model years were a whole different story, though. I believe they worked out all the bugs and 2017 on should be ok. Buyer beware, tho, always get a warranty.
Lol these goobers who ruin these cars. This car is a victim of internet pile on. It had some issues when launched like any car but got substantially better after the initial run. Great deal for anyone who actually does their research and isn't a doof.
The interface is from Chrysler Dodge so any complaints about it not connecting blue tooth etc should be leveled at them - I have the same system in my Jeep and the same probs. Also, this car is based on the Chrysler 300 chassis -‘enough said.
Mag Movies i have ghibli. Love it. In our century “not reliable” doesn’t mean “will break every day”. It will break faster tham Mercedes, it will be more expensive to service, yes. But it is mucn much much nicer. In London here lots if range rovers, bmw, mercedeses. And everybody around watch my maserati ghibly, give compliments. I see Mercedes a few times more expensive is driving - no reaction from public. My Ghibli gets all attention, love, compliments. I enjoy sitting inside and driving. Enjoy seeing it from my window
I own one for 3 years already No problem at all The oil you can just go to advance or buy on amazon $11 a quarter, you need 8 Just the oil filter i buy from the dealership and it cost me $50 And the shop i take they charge me $60 to change
I owned one of these ( ghibli s 400 hp 2015) for 3 year and half.. never had any issues ... ones had a check engine light on because of heavy drifting.... and that was it ... treat her well she will respect U
We have ‘14 Q4 with 72k miles & never an issue. Husband gives me screen shot of 5w40 synthetic (8.8 qts needed out of 9 I buy) along with new oil filter & crush washer for plug. Right at $100 bucks for materials & he changes oil in under 30 mins every 12k miles. He has reset tool that was one time cost $169 to reset wrench light. We paid for 2 total major services at 35k & 70k but that is it other than tires. There are “Lemons” with every make & model. Sorry you seemed to have found one. He did just have to install a new battery this year.
Lemons have been around since the beginning of the auto industry. There were probably stories of people in the distant past that have Ford Model T’s that turned out to be Lemons.
It's a shame you had these issues. I've had two and currently still have one. They are great cars, mine been very reliable, sound wonderful, looks gorgeous and drives superbly and it ain't German!!! I guess you just got hold of a Friday afternoon car... They're not all like that...
I have 2nd one in a row. 1st done 150k with no issue. Now another one 100k stll fine oil changes at 20k km. Cool for not wasting time. And design. 2014 still outstands 2023 models❤
That's what I don't get. Get a warranty and you have nothing to worry about. You can't buy these cars and not have anything to back it if something breaks.
You must of gotten a lemon. I never had an issue with mine. Runs great and phone hooks up easy. If you are buying a used one, you should make sure it’s a CPO where you have warranty just in case. This car isn’t for everyone especially if you don’t have money for maintenance.
@@davidrobinson3148 that engine is basically bulletproof lol i have never seen anyone have an issue with the engine in these cars, just electrical issues
I had issues caused by flat battery from not driving much during lockdown. Some bad design, can't easily open the trunk when the battery is flat. It's the fastest most luxiourous car I've ever owned. It's the only car I've owned that people have taken photos of. No problems connecting my phone. My servicing costs are not like yours, you're getting ripped off. I'd never have been able to afford mine if it got good reviews and held its value, so a big thank you to all the reviewers. New price in Ireland is 80,000 Euro because to excessive government taxation.
Oil is oil. Stick to the weight. Learn mechanics and you won't have to bash a beautiful machine. Parts are slightly a little more than the normal price but not as expensive as most people on youtube are saying.
I just bought a Gibley earlier this year. I just called the dealership after watching this video LOL. The technician said that after three years you will need new spark plugs that go along with your oil change which runs about 800 bucks. Luckily mine was done right before I bought it. I also have a three-year warranty
Dodge Ram lol it’s a specific type they use for Ferrari’s what about that is so hard to understand it’s not called sw-Ferrari but it’s only used on Ferrari’s so they use it on maseratis too
I’ve had my 2016 for about 2 years and never has any issues. It’s got 47,000 miles on it. We’ve changed our own oil and replaced brake pads and rotors. We do not use the special Ferrari oil - LOL
I drive an M4 competition, my parents drive a Ghibli. Guess which one turns more heads in Miami... the Ghibli :/ - The M4 destroys the Ghibli in every single way tho, I’ve raced both cars multiple times
1 Who said I’m jealous ? Or even upset ? People are shitting on the Ghibli by saying an M4 is a better option and I was simply defending the Ghibli lmao
These things depreciated like crazy here in the UK. Almost pulled the trigger on a 2016 ghibli, even though it was slightly out of my budget. I decided to go with a Lexus in the end, mainly because of the reliability concerns... Dodged a bullet, it seems.
As with any car you should wait a couple years after launch for them to work out the kinks. I'm sure a 2019 Ghibli is far more reliable than a 2014 or 2015.
Dear Owen, ı'm also planning to buy a 3.0 LT V6 410 hp Ghibli SQ4, would you really advice me? Can you a little tell me about your experience on Ghibli?
I had a 2015 Maserati Ghibli for almost 4 years. I heard many people complain that the pre-2015 models were terrible. I drove the car for 40,000 miles. The acceleration and drive in sport mode was great. The leather interior was luxurious. Other than that, I felt the car was cheaply made with Dodge parts except for the engine which is Ferrari made. The maintenance costs were the deal killer for me. Once this car is out of warranty, it becomes a money pit and this model has a horrid depreciation rate. You could get a 2015 Ghibli used for under $30K but it's a sucker's deal because you'll be spending a king's ransom just to keep the car running. For the money, there are better options out there.
Any "luxury" car that uses plastic parts or entertainment/navigation units from Chrysler should be avoided at any cost, period! It is like buying a Brunello Cucinelli blazer that comes with the sleeves made by Walmart ... and shrinks randomly on its own 🙂
I work at an affluent gated community and we saw an almost new Maserati Quattroporte that belongs to one of the homeowners getting towed back to the dealer for repairs. I think it's the second time for this car, as I saw the husband driving a loaner car from the dealer several months ago for a couple of weeks. I see a similar thing with some of these high-end Mercedes and BMWs, with insane repair bills when the cars are out of warranty. I guess these rich people don't mind it; they can afford to shell out the bucks to keep them fixed. Me, I bought a new Japanese-made Nissan 370Z that is solidly built and that won't fall apart if I look at it the wrong way.
I dont understand people who buy Maserati and complain about maintainance cost, buy a chevy if you don't want high prices, not luxury brands. Also there is lot of difference in panel colors, car has been in accident and repainted badly, that is why it has problems.
I have a 2018 S model with 42K on it. Never had one single issue. Don't like the shifter. Other than that, don't be lazy. An oil change is less than $100.00 if you do it yourself. Takes 30 minutes.
I work in the service department at a Maserati dealer, and I can confirm that buying a used Ghibli is probably the worst decision ever. Now the new 2019s are much much better, but still not the best. They're super cool and fun cars, but if you get one expecting it to be reliable and practical, then you're fooling yourself.
This video would have been more useful if you added a technical analysis of the issue and how to resolve it. Or what it costs to resolve it and whether the issue returned.
Thanks for the review. I only hired one of these Ghobli S 2018 and it sounded amazing. After watching your video I now know why its second hand prices are so cheap
I believe you. Ever since I saw Doug Demuro’s video on this car and saw that this POS has Chrysler 300C parts in it I straight tuned out and said I’m cool with that junk.
It was 5 years old in 2019. You should not have been surprised at ~57% depreciation over 5 years. MOST new cars depreciate at LEAST that much. The better ones still lose ~45-50%. So that depreciation is not unusual at all...it’s typical. And you got a low volume Italian car.
Honestly the limp mode issue can happen to any car, it happened to my wife in the summer time in GA on the highway. Her BMW 335 wouldn’t go over 2000 rpms and her A/C also wouldn’t work. We had to pull off the highway and restart the car for it to correct itself, just to drive another hour and it happen again. After 2 months at the dealership it was finally fixed, temporarily
Ok, I was very tempted to buy a 2017 model from a used car dealership. When I called, the salesman said, "let me take you name and number and I will call you back." Well, a day later I haven't heard from him, so I am good. No thanks!!
No problems with my 2018 Ghibli Grandsport. Lane assist, blue tooth, etc, all perfect. Starts beautifully after a 2 week biz trip......and such a looker on the road. Sweet I say. I stay away from BMWs......everyone has one....
Backwoods Bandy my Passat is a 2012 and has 86k miles, I’ve modded it, beat the shit out of it on the track, in Autocross, tuned it, and it’s not even the sport model, and it’s never had a single major issue, it’s never gone into limp mode before, even with the incorrect MAF Sensor it never went into limp mode, so being a 2014 is not the issue at ALL. It’s the fact the Italian car is using parts from a fucking Chrysler. Car is a pos from the factory. My aux always works, my Bluetooth aux always works, this car is shit. Sad but true.
You arent allowed to post an opinion, if you say that a 2014 car is old you are clearly a fucking kid that dont know anything about life, yeah i dont say cars i say LIFE
@@noblevengeance312 Even the HELLCATS and ScatPacks are more reliable than that POS Maserati and the HELLCATS and ScatPacks is still a Chrysler product.
Its usually first year or two models that have the most problems. We have a 2007 porsche turbo that had the famous spun camshaft sleeve which lots of people had and only way to fix it is to take engine out and remove cams and get them pinned. Even search it up. And first model bentley continental gt 04-05 had the vacuum hoses on top of the transmission that were plastic and they would break and once they break you need to take out the engine and tranny out to fix it. Im sure there are lots of cars with problems its just how lucky you get :D
Just to provide some balance to the negative comments, many which appear to be based on hearsay. I have owned a Ghibli V6 Diesel for over three half years - I'm in the UK and like a lot of people in Europe diesel engines are the usual choice for large 4 door saloons with the benefits in fuel economy - and it's one of the most reliable cars I've owned. I had owned a number of Jaguars for twenty years and a Lexus. Interestingly the Lexus let me down when the power steering failed, and the Jaguars all had various small issues. However it's not that Jaguars have issues, ALL cars have issues be they German British or Italian. My Ghibli has so much more style and character than any of the usual German premium brands, whose E class or 5 series etc are dull boring and so ubiquitous you would never give them a second glance. Whilst you have clearly had issues with your car, the early models were more troublesome, but have been greatly improved from 16my onwards. May I suggest you look at some of the forums for BMW Mercedes Audi etc, you will see you are not alone with problems, and at least your car looks something special compared to the oh so boring mainly German competition!
A large portion of this video was me messing around! I honestly had no clue it would get this many reactions! I do appreciate your input though! Seriously!
I would take the 5 series anyway. Quality is way better and so is everything else, sure you have a nice engine but that’s it. Plus the 5 series has more bold styling. Maserati’s just blend in like Tesla’s. In most cases they are around the same price but people still don’t buy them.
If your buying and selling cars regularly why not do the work yourself? that's where the money is made. buying at 30g market is at the top end of what it is worth. no money to be made off of the car from the gate. I've never made money on a sale. I've made my money on the purchase of future equity.
N smith correct. This is my roommates car half the stuff I said wasn’t even serious in this but I totally agree. Although, this ghibli did depreciate faster than any car I’ve ever seen even after being out for 5 years lol
@@WestonMooreTheCarDealer Trust me I've definitely been there more than once. when i saw the ghibli values I started searching for repo's and repairables. there's a large market of people wandering into the exotics market. most are one time buyers but the money is there if you can get the cars cheap enough to post for a tempting list price.
That’s a rule in car buying never buy the first year of production for any car model always wait a year or 2 because they are always gonna have issues.
I had a 2015 ghibli. I liked the car despite issues with the AC and stereo, and the power steering pump wouldn't work when it was very cold out. Supposedly a lot of the quirks and reliability issues were fixed from 2016 onward. Fun car to drive, though, and the used ones are a steal. Learn to change the oil and brakes yourself and save a ton of money.
✅I was really hyped up this day and got a little carried away with the camera and me talking but thanks again for watching! If you hit that subscribe button I will never talk about this car again. Have a great day!
So what year is your ghibli? because anything 2016 or less has lots of problems the car was made in 2014 we all know it takes a couple refreshes to get the car perfect and just about every car that is newly introduced from a manufacturer will have some type of problems for the first couple years
Weston Moore I’m in South Scottsdale. You should review my car! Fully loaded 2015 Accord LX from the showroom floor I would love it. paulindholm@gmail.com
Paul Raymond reliability at its finest! I’m down to do that!
Too long of an intro! Just get on wif the kuorks n features!
Wow - what a piece of shit you got stuck with. Sorry b!
Ferrari oil? Is that the oil that comes from a special pool of crude oil high in the mountains of Italy that then gets blessed by the spirit of Enzo Ferrari before getting distilled in solid Platinum cracking towers?
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Lmfaoooo pretty much
Jim Nesta 😂😂😂😂
That's the best comment here hahaha
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Had mine for over 2 years, not a single issue. Love the car.
Sam Cintron how much is your maintenance
@@spizana1 My car is out of warranty now so I change my own oil. Prior to that it was about $750.
How many miles on it?
@@samcintron01 $750 per oil change?? Wow. I was considering getting one
I have about 70k on it now. I learned to do my own oil changes. Pretty easy to be honest. If you're going to get one I recommend you keep up with the maintenance schedules and you should be good.
that is what happens when you did not check out the Doug score beforehand
yunlong ji lmaoooooo
Yea im wit that guy hahahaha Doug score lol
This is accurate
lol.
Same thought exactly !
I think owning this car is for people who just simply love the car no matter the costs.
It still gets attention too sometimes
Meh there is nothing to love. Not great looking car and the driving dynamics are far from the lower class audi s4/s5 or mercedes c45
@@draggy6544 netuno engine smokes all boring audis and rusty mercedes
Fun fact: the oil is platinum euro full synthetic SAE 5w-40 and you can buy the oil for 44-60 bucks so... whoever changed your oil is scamming you as most places will with this sadly
"Sell a Maserati for a profit"....lol
Lol.....lol yeah the MC12 is the only one. Surely not a cookie cutter Mas
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John Lukach that’s a Mclaren not that same brand
@@okbc1864 wrong. Maserati MC12 is a thing. Based off the Enzo. You're thinking McLaren MP4-12C.
www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&source=hp&ei=JWzNXPD8CIaoyAPXjIvoCw&q=maserati+mc12&oq=maserari+mc&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-img.1.0.0i13l5.1363.4074..5303...0.0..0.411.2576.0j7j4j0j1......0....1.......0..0j0i30j0i10i24.2tFqoIORyvk#imgrc=WedELdaER2eNKM
@Joel Schembri Not true. There is the Gransport MC Victory (which was made to celebrate the MC12 winning the world championship). It has colored carbon fibre (in 2006 no less! The first car ever to have it), Enzo/MC12 carbon bucket seats, a suede interior, etc. They're still worth DOUBLE what a standard Gransport is worth (around 65k usd), and will likely appreciate. The 90th anniversary Spider and MC Stradale in Europe could also be added to that list.
Trying to turn a Dodge Dart into a Ferrari didn’t work so well for Maserati
Konner K perfectly said
lol here where i live i see them like a toyota crolla
William Nguyen can’t imagine what you drive then
@@konnerk4565 oh i drive a 2019 m5 and a 2010 slk55 amg.
William Nguyen very nice
May not be the most well built car, but my god is it gorgeous. So classy and sounds so mean.
I'm 68, sometimes I run in limp mode too. But they got pills for that. 😀
Hahaha! Very good one ! Thanks for the laugh for today !!
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What kinda pills can I buy some
Hahahhahha
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The depreciation price is why I am getting one
Lol I about to coup me one right now
@@blair5475 how much is a used one for?
Depends who is selling but you can fin for less than 30K
@@blair5475 cool thanks for the reply🤘
Blair search Craig’s list Miami or auto trader you can’t get a ‘14 for 25k
Amazing looking Ghibli. It even has a built-in speeding ticket prevention feature "Limp Mode."
EJ'S GARAGE lol
I’ve had three of these cars and never have had it go to limp mode
Bro your making me dizzy walking around in circles so much
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Cuong Vu ok keyboard warrior.
@@rafaelgrullon11 Ok RG go ahead and stick to your junior college education as you'll probably never get that far in life
R. G. Don’t mind him 🤦🏽♂️
Furious Tiger I don’t mind Little fat boys that act tuff 🤷🏻♂️
It’s gotta be those aftermarket wheels. These high performance cars have many sensors that detect if the transmission and possibly even the differential are working at maximum - all the time. It’s not like an RC F or an M3 where you can change the wheels, no problem. No. You have to adjust something in the transmission, most likely by computer, to accept the new wheels. Because the wheels are the last gear of your transmission, it senses that speed. When you change wheel size, the car still thinks the old wheels are on and will detect something is wrong because bigger wheels equals more speed. Notice this on your speedometer versus a ‘check your speed’ sign. If it doesn’t match, either the sign is bad or your speedometer is being told the wrong info by the transmission which causes it to go into limp mode.
Another issue can be that the bigger wheels are damaging the transmission. These high performance cars come with light weight wheels from the factory.. so if you put some heavier replicas or a heavier wheel in general, it causes the transmission to do more work than it usually would with a regular wheel under 21”, the biggest wheel they put on these cars.
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Yup something to consider
I have a 2016 Ghibli sq4. It a horrible vehicle, definitely not worth the money.
I put different sized tires on my 2015 Camry once because they did not have the perfect size. No problems apart from slightly less accurate readings on the speedometer.
@@davidperry4013 yeah, tires are no biggie. Especially if you kept the factory wheels.
A few things to consider, #1) I think you got a car that sat in a garage for a long time. Any car that is not driven a lot will develop issues all on their own due to non-use. Seals that don't get lubed regularly, oil and fuel get stale because it's not being used, batteries drain and go bad if you don't have a battery tender on it when it's going to be garaged for longer than a few weeks, and a lot more. #2) These cars do not use Ferrari Oil, there is no such thing as Ferrari Oil. They use 5W-40 Full Synthetic oil. I personally use pennzoil ultra platinum euro 5w40 in mine. I change my own oil for less than $100.00 including the filter. #3) I wonder what your BMW cost brand new compared to what it is worth today? Maserati is not the only car that depreciates like that, Mercedes, BMWs, AUDI, even Lamborghini's. A Lambo Gallardo will depreciate more than a Maserati, not to mention a $300K Bentley costing 60K in less than 5 years? I will also tell you I have had a 2014 Maserati Ghibli SQ4 with 67K miles on it for 1 year and 6 months now, it has been well maintained, not abused, and driven a lot. The mileage proves that. I have not had ANY issues with it. It has NEVER let me down. I love my Ghibli and will never get rid of it. I am sorry you are having such bad luck with yours, but don't blame it on the brand because yours is a lemon. Mine is a winner. Sorry.
James Raaymakers dude I know for a fact there are good cars in every batch made by any company. Glad you got a pristine example. BUT there are NUMEROUS videos and articles sharing how the depreciation is ridiculous and reliability is subpar. It is a luxury/sports car we get it, brand has heritage we get it, but you have to admit for the money the RISK only simply isn’t worth it. If you get a bad one your screwed. And that makes this just a bad car..
They just don’t know how to build cars
You just wait
Maserati is garbage though, same thing with Alfa Romeo and the whole FCA group. Ask any European to hear the truth
Dude you want to avoid anything Italian in Europe, they are always fast and look amazing but reliabilitiy is so bad both in italian motorbikes and cars especially have a lot of electronic problems... not only maserati, fiat, alfa romeo, also ducati for example... its a common italian mistake but if you have the money you dont really care about repairs I guess
The reliability seems to be best described as "hit or miss". Depends on the car. I hear tons of nightmare stories from owners who treated and maintained it pristine. I also know someone with a 15' Ghibli with 130k miles on it. Maintenance aside, it's only had 3 repairs and the total cost of all 3 was $1,400.
The key is..do NOT buy one with very low miles because you don't know if it's a decent or dud one. Find one with say 60k miles. If it already has lotta repairs..avoid! If it's needed none or maybe 1 repair.. probably a good one.
Yes because the seller has never lied about having more than one repair 😜
That makes sense.
I had a Maserati Ghibli 2014 before it has many problems but I change it with 2017 SQ4 This one amazing they fixed all the old problems
The manual says it's 5W-40 Pennzoil (Platnum Euro full synthetic) it just has a Ferrari pic on it. An oil change should run about $85 for a DIY job, $50 (oil), $35 (filter), $0.50 (copper crush washer at home depot). Amazon sells it and other places. This is how you save money for serious mechanical issues lol
Guys dramatic called fix things your self . 540$ oil change who in there right mind brings car dealer get changed I bought a 2015 year for 18k best car ever owned
Chrysler Ghibli. Period.
What do you mean Chrysler has nothing to do with them??? Chrysler owns them lmfao!🤣🤣🤣
@grant's lawn it uses switch gear out of a dodge dart.
@@liamwright6662 fiat owns maserati and chrysler. Ferrari as well
@grant's lawn you know the car's chasis is based on the chrysler 300 right?
simeunovicm although this is partially true, the true name is actually Fiat Chrysler, because Fiat never bought them, they just set up an agreement to merge the two companies, therefore the proper name is “Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.” Chrysler is a subsidiary of Fiat, but I will give you credit...
Well anyone paying $500 for an oil change on a Maserati using "Ferrari oil" deserves what they get.
I have a guy who does it for $50.
@@Analyst1987 Yeah, just do that shit yourself or by a friend, it's cheaper. Just get a good brand of oil and you'll be fine
With its Chrysler parts ha
It will cost you will over $86,000.00 just to replace 4 TPMS sensors on a Porsche. And my client was very happy with results.
And you are a dealer complaining about $800.00 oil changes.
I got a 2014 completely new maserati ghlibi. I dont have any problem with it for 5 years. You are getting a 2nd hand car with modified wheels - thats the problem
Honestly probably so!
Yeah but everybody with sense knows never to buy brand new cars. 2nd hand better value for money.
My dad has a 2016 Ghlibi and it has been a trooper nothing has gone wrong with it. Although we never service it at Maserati.
Andrew Wong 2017 Masi. Love it
Well it didn't get rated as the most unreliable car by accident lol
A oil change is for 12,500 miles not 3,000 like your BMW or camero ....yes 12,500 per Maserati specs. You have a Ferrari filter but not Ferrari oil ......Ferrari does not make oil and it is 9 quarts. The car needs to be driven and not be a garage diva that is why your are having problems.
@ 4door mas - Don't know about your BMW oil change at 3000 miles but my 550i is at 15000 miles and varies based on driving. It typically cost $200 at dealer $100 if I do it myself.
4door mas Can confirm. I own a 2018 Ghibili S Q4 GranSport and a 2017 GT MC Convertible. The oil change is at 12500 miles or over 1 year. I had to do the 12500 on my GT, and the 1 year oil change on my Ghibli. I had prepaid maintenance, but it’s ~750 for the 1 year oil change and ~1200 for the 12500 change if I recall correctly.
Synthetic can be put in the Camaro or the BMW and the oild won't need to be changed for 10 to 15k miles. Maserati isn't doing anything different
Agreed this car is a POS but people don’t drive their cars and they have issues I drive the shit out of any car I’ve owned and never had reliability issues with any brands... bmw, Chevy, Volkswagen and the list goes on
I never had this problem with my Masi. Still performs well, I am aware of its reliability issue but it was my dream car.
Live and love your dream man
No matter what bullshit reliability my car has I will do everything I can to keep it alive
I love this car and I will pursue driving it
Keep dreaming and keep living it
@@lequrage1084 Just be prepared in resorting to alternative solutions to keep that car running. Like when the engine finally dies you can have a Chevy LS V8 from the Corvette swapped in which would make it more affordable to maintain.
@@evoman44or a Ferrari Pista engine aka the F136 which has been used in the F430, F458, and F488. Would be a better swap than an LS. It’s either a high revving DOHC flatplane V8 or nothing for a Ghibli engine swap.
@@davidperry4013 It could be but it would still be more expensive to repair than an LS engine. I would rather swap the engine from a Shelby Mustang 350 if I wanted a flat plan crank V8. Parts for it are far more affordable than Ferrari parts.
Daughter just bought one of these. Great looking car and it drives well and that exhaust sound is the best.
Sounds like you got a lemon bro, sell it, make lemonade 😁
I have a ghibli with 60k never any problems
You must be the luckiest person on earth
chang zhang not yet 😂😂
Well, there are people out there who smoked for 40+ years and don't have respiratory issues.
Don't think that means that the cigarette is safe and people are just weak.
Just means that person has a really strong respiratory system and/or it hasn't taken as big of a toll on their bodies.
You are just lucky so consider it a sort of miracle.
It's not the car that's reliable. It's just you who got the lucky stick.
@@chris052692 its a car bud
@@ashtonsamson6912 No doubt about that. I don't think I indicated anywhere that a Maserati was not, in fact, a car.
Matter of fact, I do believe the entirety of my post was served to explain why the person's personal anecdote about their car not having any problems was not that the car itself was reliable but because they were just in fact lucky.
But if you understood my argument as trying to say that the Maserati is a cigarette, then I have no idea what to do about your confusion other than to reiterate that I do understand that Maserati is indeed a car.
Not a very reliable car or a particularly good car. But yes, I must agree, it is a car.
1. limp mode at 70 mph
2. expensive service (oil change cost $500)
You need to get to the point.
Anybody Who Knows Cars . Knows That The 2014 Model Was The Preview Model And All The Problems Were Fixed And Updated By The 2016 Model Which Has Nowhere Near As Many Problems As The 2014
Still junk.
2016 model much better, more reliable,no issues at all.
True. I drove a 2018 for a couple of years on and off with no problems. Ran great. The 2014-2016 model years were a whole different story, though. I believe they worked out all the bugs and 2017 on should be ok. Buyer beware, tho, always get a warranty.
Lol these goobers who ruin these cars. This car is a victim of internet pile on. It had some issues when launched like any car but got substantially better after the initial run. Great deal for anyone who actually does their research and isn't a doof.
You got robbed on the oil change. The electrical issue is minor and easily fixed. These cars arent that bad. Mostly Chrysler FCA parts.
Chrysler which video did you get this from smh just a bad drivers who drive these fast beauties and are idiots with no IQ
if the car wizard says its okay, its okay. Ill be buying one for a steal
@@6070-c8c What do you mean? Chrysler and Maserati literally did a collab for a lot of the parts and systems on the Ghibli.
Whoa. Is that really the car wizard?? COOL!
The interface is from Chrysler Dodge so any complaints about it not connecting blue tooth etc should be leveled at them - I have the same system in my Jeep and the same probs. Also, this car is based on the Chrysler 300 chassis -‘enough said.
To be fair, it used to be a Mercedes E class chassis too.
2:16 Maserati ranks 36 out of 36 on reliability. And Range Rover breathes a sigh of relief.
Haha
All cars have problems if not maintained correctly. There’s lemon law for a reason
Such a shame coz it's actually a pretty gorgeous car in my opinion. It's cool, elegant but also a bit reserved/ subtle.
Mag Movies i have ghibli. Love it. In our century “not reliable” doesn’t mean “will break every day”. It will break faster tham Mercedes, it will be more expensive to service, yes. But it is mucn much much nicer. In London here lots if range rovers, bmw, mercedeses. And everybody around watch my maserati ghibly, give compliments. I see Mercedes a few times more expensive is driving - no reaction from public. My Ghibli gets all attention, love, compliments. I enjoy sitting inside and driving. Enjoy seeing it from my window
I own one for 3 years already
No problem at all
The oil you can just go to advance or buy on amazon
$11 a quarter, you need 8
Just the oil filter i buy from the dealership and it cost me $50
And the shop i take they charge me $60 to change
How many miles you have on it, I want one so bad?
tay B
17k when I bought it, 53k now
@@3d_Ink_Oficial mine will be here soon. I hear the audio system sucks. Did you enhance yours if so how?
@@maurice6987 yes
It’s horrible
I replaced all the speakers and add a sub
$1.200 with the installation
@@3d_Ink_Oficial got it. Thanks a bunch!
I owned one of these ( ghibli s 400 hp 2015) for 3 year and half.. never had any issues ... ones had a check engine light on because of heavy drifting.... and that was it ... treat her well she will respect U
Omar Alsuwaidi thank you we will get her lined out
It is said that to this day, Weston continues to circle around the car, faster than the earth revolves around the sun.
Hahaha
update: I'm still laughing
Update: I saw him there he was still laughing.
We have ‘14 Q4 with 72k miles & never an issue. Husband gives me screen shot of 5w40 synthetic (8.8 qts needed out of 9 I buy) along with new oil filter & crush washer for plug. Right at $100 bucks for materials & he changes oil in under 30 mins every 12k miles. He has reset tool that was one time cost $169 to reset wrench light. We paid for 2 total major services at 35k & 70k but that is it other than tires. There are “Lemons” with every make & model. Sorry you seemed to have found one. He did just have to install a new battery this year.
Lemons have been around since the beginning of the auto industry. There were probably stories of people in the distant past that have Ford Model T’s that turned out to be Lemons.
It's a shame you had these issues. I've had two and currently still have one. They are great cars, mine been very reliable, sound wonderful, looks gorgeous and drives superbly and it ain't German!!! I guess you just got hold of a Friday afternoon car... They're not all like that...
true
I use mine as a daily driver... I have never had a problem with it!
@Goomonster still no respond
@@averymccuaig8984 still no respond
And still going ?
@@sagapaok4 lmao
update : his engine blew up and the car was scrapped.
I have 2nd one in a row. 1st done 150k with no issue. Now another one 100k stll fine oil changes at 20k km. Cool for not wasting time. And design. 2014 still outstands 2023 models❤
When you decide to purchase a Maserati or any vehicle make sure that you have Extended Warranty. That is very valuable.
That's what I don't get. Get a warranty and you have nothing to worry about. You can't buy these cars and not have anything to back it if something breaks.
You got gouged HARD on that oil change I get my 2016 done for $150 Canadian dollars
It depends 90% how the previous owner treated the car
You must of gotten a lemon. I never had an issue with mine. Runs great and phone hooks up easy. If you are buying a used one, you should make sure it’s a CPO where you have warranty just in case. This car isn’t for everyone especially if you don’t have money for maintenance.
TheSushiraw bro it’s a Ferrari engine, it’s shit
@@davidrobinson3148 that engine is basically bulletproof lol i have never seen anyone have an issue with the engine in these cars, just electrical issues
I had issues caused by flat battery from not driving much during lockdown. Some bad design, can't easily open the trunk when the battery is flat. It's the fastest most luxiourous car I've ever owned. It's the only car I've owned that people have taken photos of. No problems connecting my phone. My servicing costs are not like yours, you're getting ripped off. I'd never have been able to afford mine if it got good reviews and held its value, so a big thank you to all the reviewers. New price in Ireland is 80,000 Euro because to excessive government taxation.
Oil is oil. Stick to the weight. Learn mechanics and you won't have to bash a beautiful machine. Parts are slightly a little more than the normal price but not as expensive as most people on youtube are saying.
I have a Granturismo. Simply amazing car! I drive it.. no issues. Previous owner paid the depreciation for me.
Same here, love it.
The TRANSMISSION OIL IS DIRTY SMH THATS WHY IT GOES IN TO LIMP MODE JUST LIKE THE BMW 335i
I just bought a Gibley earlier this year. I just called the dealership after watching this video LOL. The technician said that after three years you will need new spark plugs that go along with your oil change which runs about 800 bucks. Luckily mine was done right before I bought it. I also have a three-year warranty
Dj Jarvis my god! They rip you a new one on these things!
Did you buy your car new or pre-owned? Im asking bc I ordered a 2023 Ghibli Modena..and I'm being told it comes with no warranty at all
you convinced me, i"ll buy one!
Your getting stealing one confused with buying one
@@vladimerputin7911 You're. i don't know about stealing, but you can teach me.
@@eclipse2508 you can't help yourself its in your nature.
@@vladimerputin7911 stay away from the election please
VLADIMER PUTIN yea you got a little dick
Ferrari oil doesn't exist so I think this guy is talking about something he doesn't know about
Hmmm
Probably needs a weird oil weight. But shit you can go online and grab those premium European weights. For like 60 to 120
Dodge Ram there is specific Ferrari oil
@@jlove24 not true, there is a specific type of oil they use, but there is no such thing as "ferrari oil"
Dodge Ram lol it’s a specific type they use for Ferrari’s what about that is so hard to understand it’s not called sw-Ferrari but it’s only used on Ferrari’s so they use it on maseratis too
I’ve had my 2016 for about 2 years and never has any issues. It’s got 47,000 miles on it. We’ve changed our own oil and replaced brake pads and rotors. We do not use the special Ferrari oil - LOL
I drive an M4 competition, my parents drive a Ghibli. Guess which one turns more heads in Miami... the Ghibli :/
- The M4 destroys the Ghibli in every single way tho, I’ve raced both cars multiple times
Lol trust fund baby jealous because mommy and daddy get more attention than you.
My moms Levante got more attention than my ISF 🤷♀️
1 Who said I’m jealous ? Or even upset ? People are shitting on the Ghibli by saying an M4 is a better option and I was simply defending the Ghibli lmao
1 the fuck are you even talking about? Lmao, why are you so angry.
El Kenny Bagnis My first sentence was satirical sarcasm and my second sentence was agreeing with you. Touchy much. 🤷♀️
Jeudy D 🤦🏽♂️
These things depreciated like crazy here in the UK. Almost pulled the trigger on a 2016 ghibli, even though it was slightly out of my budget. I decided to go with a Lexus in the end, mainly because of the reliability concerns... Dodged a bullet, it seems.
just get a warranty
Dodged a dodge
Lexus is a good choice… what model?
Lexus are junk 😂
How can you buy a Toyota for 100 grand??
why it's $500? For me it's $80 just as your M4. I have 2014 Ghibli S 41000km without any issues.
The fact is if you don't like it there will be 1000 reasons to hate it
I have a 2014 SQ4 and the oil change cost me $500 as well. Please let me know where do you get yours done for $80?
I had a Audi s4, the oil change cost me $800, changing 4 wheels the labor cost $480. If so, I like to have a Marserati rather than an Audi
Georgy Perrier 500??? I have a 2016 A4 and the oil change costs me 120 bucks
Larris I have a 1998 bmw 528i I did my own oil change 🤣🤣
As with any car you should wait a couple years after launch for them to work out the kinks. I'm sure a 2019 Ghibli is far more reliable than a 2014 or 2015.
U are so right
i was straight up dying when he said 500$ for an oil change
jerryl10000 same
jerryl10000 I would of done it my self for $500
Facts lmfao.. $500 I have an cla 45’ and my oil change is only $150.brought my own oil and filters. And had my boy do it for me at his shop..
It costs me $150 to take it to the shop with good oil for my Q4🤔
jerryl10000 the guys is an idiot. “Ferrari oil”
Have had an sq4 for 8 months and it has been amazing. Maybe I just got a good one.
Dear Owen, ı'm also planning to buy a 3.0 LT V6 410 hp Ghibli SQ4, would you really advice me? Can you a little tell me about your experience on Ghibli?
Thanks for letting me know before I bought this car with my 2k average checking account
"Limp mode all the way there to get the oil change" I started dieing 😂
I had a 2015 Maserati Ghibli for almost 4 years. I heard many people complain that the pre-2015 models were terrible. I drove the car for 40,000 miles. The acceleration and drive in sport mode was great. The leather interior was luxurious. Other than that, I felt the car was cheaply made with Dodge parts except for the engine which is Ferrari made. The maintenance costs were the deal killer for me. Once this car is out of warranty, it becomes a money pit and this model has a horrid depreciation rate. You could get a 2015 Ghibli used for under $30K but it's a sucker's deal because you'll be spending a king's ransom just to keep the car running. For the money, there are better options out there.
Any "luxury" car that uses plastic parts or entertainment/navigation units from Chrysler should be avoided at any cost, period!
It is like buying a Brunello Cucinelli blazer that comes with the sleeves made by Walmart ... and shrinks randomly on its own 🙂
It’s the first year of a brand new model. Bugs are always present in never seen before car lines. 2016 and more current are actually reliable cars
Best car ever! I never had any issue ! Don't do service in dealer! Oil change is 170 $
Lol that’s what happens when you put the unreliability of Chrysler and the unreliability of Fiat together 🤣
140 for 2014 and up for oil change. 2013 and older should run 400. They are trying to rip you off.
I work at an affluent gated community and we saw an almost new Maserati Quattroporte that belongs to one of the homeowners getting towed back to the dealer for repairs. I think it's the second time for this car, as I saw the husband driving a loaner car from the dealer several months ago for a couple of weeks. I see a similar thing with some of these high-end Mercedes and BMWs, with insane repair bills when the cars are out of warranty. I guess these rich people don't mind it; they can afford to shell out the bucks to keep them fixed. Me, I bought a new Japanese-made Nissan 370Z that is solidly built and that won't fall apart if I look at it the wrong way.
I drive a Ghibli and I have 68k miles on it already. No issues
Yet..
@ Nope I am an owner
i have a maserati quattraporte gts for 4 years no issues at all
Oh, thats funny I caught that too. My wife has the same problem.
I dont understand people who buy Maserati and complain about maintainance cost, buy a chevy if you don't want high prices, not luxury brands. Also there is lot of difference in panel colors, car has been in accident and repainted badly, that is why it has problems.
I have a 2018 S model with 42K on it. Never had one single issue. Don't like the shifter. Other than that, don't be lazy. An oil change is less than $100.00 if you do it yourself. Takes 30 minutes.
I work in the service department at a Maserati dealer, and I can confirm that buying a used Ghibli is probably the worst decision ever. Now the new 2019s are much much better, but still not the best. They're super cool and fun cars, but if you get one expecting it to be reliable and practical, then you're fooling yourself.
This video would have been more useful if you added a technical analysis of the issue and how to resolve it. Or what it costs to resolve it and whether the issue returned.
It’s all lies, this car is amazing not no problems or worries, what happen with you is a isolated incident.
Thanks for the review. I only hired one of these Ghobli S 2018 and it sounded amazing. After watching your video I now know why its second hand prices are so cheap
I believe you. Ever since I saw Doug Demuro’s video on this car and saw that this POS has Chrysler 300C parts in it I straight tuned out and said I’m cool with that junk.
It was 5 years old in 2019. You should not have been surprised at ~57% depreciation over 5 years. MOST new cars depreciate at LEAST that much. The better ones still lose ~45-50%.
So that depreciation is not unusual at all...it’s typical. And you got a low volume Italian car.
Did you get this Maserati PPI? I feel like this car may have been abused or neglected idk.
True my two give are fine. 🤷🏿♂️
I have a 2015 Chrysler 200, this interior is very similar to mine. You can tell it's Chrysler.
The older ones suck yeah. Before making comments on the WHOLE car review the new ones. They are much better
Yep , and thats what we should also say to Doug de Muro yes! ;)
you talking about Maserati ? what about your BMW? that's probably worst case if we're talking about these 3 cars sitting in your parking
Bmw are very reliable and always has been, Don’t see why people say they’re not. Altough i’ve never had an M-Sport Bmw so don’t know about those.
Bmw is actually not really terrible, but its not great.
I purchased my wife 1 a year ago no issues your having.
Purchase a wife is just wrong.
Prathik Iyer
Yeah it’s bad
@@patrick_1984 ur wrong
Hey Borat is that you lol
Prathik Iyer oh god this comment make me laugh so much 😂😂😂🤣🤣
Honestly the limp mode issue can happen to any car, it happened to my wife in the summer time in GA on the highway. Her BMW 335 wouldn’t go over 2000 rpms and her A/C also wouldn’t work. We had to pull off the highway and restart the car for it to correct itself, just to drive another hour and it happen again. After 2 months at the dealership it was finally fixed, temporarily
Faulty knock sensors are a common culprit for causing limp mode on old cars.
My brother worked at Maserati and it was ridiculous the issues these cars had and it was always a bitter struggle to get them covered under warranty.
Thanks for the input. I think I will pass on buying one.
Ok, I was very tempted to buy a 2017 model from a used car dealership. When I called, the salesman said, "let me take you name and number and I will call you back." Well, a day later I haven't heard from him, so I am good. No thanks!!
No problems with my 2018 Ghibli Grandsport. Lane assist, blue tooth, etc, all perfect. Starts beautifully after a 2 week biz trip......and such a looker on the road. Sweet I say. I stay away from BMWs......everyone has one....
@ are you saying rent a hooker or a rental car for $35 !.Thanks
francesco deminelli my guy chill. Sounds like you pulled that comment out of your diary. Don’t lose sleep over this.
2014... I found your problem 😭
Backwoods Bandy my Passat is a 2012 and has 86k miles, I’ve modded it, beat the shit out of it on the track, in Autocross, tuned it, and it’s not even the sport model, and it’s never had a single major issue, it’s never gone into limp mode before, even with the incorrect MAF Sensor it never went into limp mode, so being a 2014 is not the issue at ALL. It’s the fact the Italian car is using parts from a fucking Chrysler. Car is a pos from the factory. My aux always works, my Bluetooth aux always works, this car is shit. Sad but true.
You arent allowed to post an opinion, if you say that a 2014 car is old you are clearly a fucking kid that dont know anything about life, yeah i dont say cars i say LIFE
@@noblevengeance312 Even the HELLCATS and ScatPacks are more reliable than that POS Maserati and the HELLCATS and ScatPacks is still a Chrysler product.
ATX-CVPI EXACTLY. ITS PATHETIC AND HILARIOUS LMAO
Clout Chaser I agree. Anything over 20 years old is, sorta old. That’s the reliability curve, 12-18 years.
Oil change at Ferrari Newport Beach is $500
This car is salvage. Why did u buy it?
ALSO, the V6 engines are known for seizing and the aluminum front chassis cracks
Its usually first year or two models that have the most problems. We have a 2007 porsche turbo that had the famous spun camshaft sleeve which lots of people had and only way to fix it is to take engine out and remove cams and get them pinned. Even search it up. And first model bentley continental gt 04-05 had the vacuum hoses on top of the transmission that were plastic and they would break and once they break you need to take out the engine and tranny out to fix it. Im sure there are lots of cars with problems its just how lucky you get :D
I absolutely love my 2019 Gransport S, the only issue I’ve had with it is squeaky brakes once. It’s a gorgeous car.
how many miles does it have ? thinking of getting one, there so nice
Just to provide some balance to the negative comments, many which appear to be based on hearsay.
I have owned a Ghibli V6 Diesel for over three half years - I'm in the UK and like a lot of people in Europe diesel engines are the usual choice for large 4 door saloons with the benefits in fuel economy - and it's one of the most reliable cars I've owned.
I had owned a number of Jaguars for twenty years and a Lexus. Interestingly the Lexus let me down when the power steering failed, and the Jaguars all had various small issues. However it's not that Jaguars have issues, ALL cars have issues be they German British or Italian.
My Ghibli has so much more style and character than any of the usual German premium brands, whose E class or 5 series etc are dull boring and so ubiquitous you would never give them a second glance.
Whilst you have clearly had issues with your car, the early models were more troublesome, but have been greatly improved from 16my onwards. May I suggest you look at some of the forums for BMW Mercedes Audi etc, you will see you are not alone with problems, and at least your car looks something special compared to the oh so boring mainly German competition!
A large portion of this video was me messing around! I honestly had no clue it would get this many reactions! I do appreciate your input though! Seriously!
I would take the 5 series anyway. Quality is way better and so is everything else, sure you have a nice engine but that’s it. Plus the 5 series has more bold styling. Maserati’s just blend in like Tesla’s. In most cases they are around the same price but people still don’t buy them.
Horizon301 bmw 5 series are quite bland to be brutally honest, however the E39 and E60 stuck out quite well (in a good way).
If your buying and selling cars regularly why not do the work yourself? that's where the money is made. buying at 30g market is at the top end of what it is worth. no money to be made off of the car from the gate. I've never made money on a sale. I've made my money on the purchase of future equity.
N smith correct. This is my roommates car half the stuff I said wasn’t even serious in this but I totally agree. Although, this ghibli did depreciate faster than any car I’ve ever seen even after being out for 5 years lol
@@WestonMooreTheCarDealer Trust me I've definitely been there more than once. when i saw the ghibli values I started searching for repo's and repairables. there's a large market of people wandering into the exotics market. most are one time buyers but the money is there if you can get the cars cheap enough to post for a tempting list price.
Well I'll just say I'm 100% not surprised, typical Maserati.
Typical of fiat's shitty cars
I’ve owned a Maserati GT and it was an amazing car. Had very few issues. The Ghibli could have been so much more if not for FCA group
Maserati is trash in general I’m surprised they haven’t gone out of business
That’s a rule in car buying never buy the first year of production for any car model always wait a year or 2 because they are always gonna have issues.
Had ours for 2 years , never had a problem . Still turns me on 💕
I had a 2015 ghibli. I liked the car despite issues with the AC and stereo, and the power steering pump wouldn't work when it was very cold out. Supposedly a lot of the quirks and reliability issues were fixed from 2016 onward. Fun car to drive, though, and the used ones are a steal. Learn to change the oil and brakes yourself and save a ton of money.