Buying or Selling a 1967 Maserati Mexico?

 

Based on the Quattroporte’s chassis with a 3.5-inch shorter wheelbase, the Maserati Mexico was unveiled at the 1965 Turin show. The Mexico was essentially the 2-door counterpart of the large sedan. The Maserati Mexico featured a classic and reliable live axle and semi-elliptic leaf springs combination, with coil and wishbone in the front. Powered by a 4.7-liter V8 engine capable of delivering 290 hp and reaching a top speed of 155 mph, the 1967 Maserati Mexico was an efficient sports car. With its classical and discrete design, the Maserati Mexico appealed to enthusiasts wanting the thrill of a powerful GT, without the showiness of competitors such as Ferrari or Lamborghini. The Maserati Mexico was in the catalogue until 1972, although its production was very small after 1968, because of the introduction of the more successful Maserati Indy.

 

1967 Maserati Mexico Seller’s Guide

Demand for a subtle-looking sedan was not high and therefore, the production of the Maserati Mexico was low, especially on the U.S. market. Nowadays, a 1967 Maserati Mexico is quite rare and is an interesting model for true enthusiasts. When you advertise your 1967 Maserati Mexico for sale, be sure to let potential buyers know how special this fast and desirable GT is and how you took special care of it daily. Buyers will appreciate an automobile that was thoroughly enjoyed by its owner, and well taken care of with simple steps such as taking the time to warm the engine before driving. The Alex Manos team is also regularly buying new classic cars for their collection, and your 1967 Maserati Mexico might be of interest to them. If so, they will make you a top dollar offer on the spot and you will enjoy an easy and hassle free transaction.

Do not hesitate to call the Alex Manos team today. The experts are at your disposal to answer any questions and give you a quote on your special 1967 Maserati Mexico. Connect with them today to get started!

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