Buying or Selling a 1972 Maserati Ghibli I?

 

Maserati named the Ghibli after a wind—Ghibli is the hot and dry wind blowing from the Sirocco desert in Libya, as with several other models. The Maserati Ghibli I was a masterpiece of design by Giugiaro at Ghia, and is often regarded as one of Maserati’s best body style. Its pop-up headlamps, alloy wheels, and leather sports seats were some of the most appreciated features of the model, alongside with its well-engineered mechanics. The 4.7-liter V8 boasted by the Ghibli I was smooth and melodious, although it did not have the same level of power than its V12 competitors at Ferrari and Lamborghini. A convertible version was made available in 1969, with an optional hard top. The same year, Maserati released a more sophisticated model: the Ghibli SS, which featured an enlarged 4.9-liter engine, extra horsepower, tinted power windows, and air conditioning among other niceties.

 

1972 Maserati Ghibli I Seller’s Guide

If you are currently thinking about selling a 1972 Maserati Ghibli I, you probably already know everything about the model. Be sure to give as much detail as possible about the car’s specifications and history to potential buyers. The Alex Manos team would love the opportunity to assist you with your selling experience. The team enjoys a reputation for excellent customer service and great deals. The experts will answer any questions you may have about the process of selling a classic car and give you tips and advice on how to make the best transaction. For one, be sure to present potential buyers with all the documentation available on the car, such as the certificate of authenticity, the service reports, and anything concerning the history of ownership.

The Alex Manos team is interested in your 1972 Maserati Ghibli I. Give them a call today to find out how much they’d offer for your car. The team is looking forward to hearing more about your car!

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