Buying or Selling a 1968 Maserati Sebring?

 

The Maserati Sebring was made in two variants from 1962 to 1969: a series I model produced until 1965 with the same 3.5-liter engine previously fitted on the Maserati 3500, and a series II model with a 3.7 or 4-liter engine. The body of the series II was designed by Vignale and recognizable to its lower profile, rectangular mesh grille, and hooded headlamps. The 1968 Maserati Sebring was a usable, comfortable and luxurious GT, tailored to the American market. Its 2+2 setup and long list of options including air conditioning, automatic transmission, radio, and many more, made it a desirable model. The upgraded engine offered a power output of 245 hp for the 3.7-liter unit, and 255 hp for the 4-liter, enabling a top speed of 150 mph. The Maserati Sebring was a powerful GT with a subtle and classical body that appealed to customers who were looking for a more discrete option than what was offered by Ferrari.

 

1968 Maserati Sebring Seller’s Guide

Should you be thinking about selling a 1968 Maserati Sebring, the experts of the Alex Manos team would be glad to hear more about your model and make you an offer should it fit their growing inventory. Their Los Angeles dealership is the home for a wide collection of classics of all makes, models, and conditions. In addition to their top dollar offers on the spot, the team is known for their excellent customer service and will ensure your experience is smooth and easy. Moreover, thanks to many years of experience in the industry, the friendly staff regularly shares tips and advice with their clients. For one, they’ll recommend a good set of professional pictures to attract serious buyers and make a good first impression.

 

The Alex Manos team is looking forward to assisting you with your sale. Call today to inquire about their quote on your 1968 Maserati Sebring and experience a hassle-free transaction. The team will take care of everything, including transportation if need. Connect now to hear more!

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