Buying or Selling a 1983 Maserati Merak?

 

The Maserati Merak was introduced in 1972 and followed the Maserati Bora launched the previous year. The Bora was fitted with a V8 engine, while the Merak was powered by a smaller and lighter V6 unit that gave space for an extra row of seats in the back. The Merak was offered until 1983, while the Bora’s production run ended in 1980. Early models were fitted with Citroen parts—especially hydraulic systems, replaced by more conventional systems when De Tomaso took over Maserati. Wider wheels and tires and a chin spoiler that increased high-speed stability gave later models a better handling. Power was boosted from 190 to 220 hp on the engine of the 1983 Maserati Merak thanks to special tuning from the engineers. From 1976, a variant called SS was offered—and only produced in 1,000 units, with a more potent engine and a recognizable black front grille.

 

1983 Maserati Merak Seller’s Guide

Only 1699 units of the standard 3-liter Maserati Merak were built throughout the production run, and 133 copies of the 2-liter car were made. Whether you’re the owner of an affordable Merak that needs work, or a mint-condition Maserati Merak SS, the Alex Manos team is interested. The team regularly buys new classics all around the country and they’d be happy to hear more about your 1983 Maserati Merak. Should your car fit their collection, they’ll offer to buy it for a fair amount. Thanks to their long-time experience in the industry, the team has an extensive knowledge of the model and the market, and can provide you with useful tips on how to make the best transaction. For one, a good set of professional and detailed shots of the classic will attract a lot of interest.

Call the Beverly Hills Car Club today to inquire about their offer on your 1983 Maserati Merak. The team will assist you with your transaction and give you additional tips. Connect with the team today and experience great customer service.

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