Buying or Selling a Maserati Khamsin?

 

Produced from 1974 to 1982, the Maserati Khamsin is a front-engined grand tourer that succeeded to the Maserati Ghibli I. The Maserati Khamsin was named after a wind, just like the Mistral and Ghibli beforehand (hot a violent gust in the Egyptian desert). Marcello Gandini designed the Maserati Khamsin and the model started the collaboration with coachbuilder Bertone. Three horizontal slots on the nose were added in 1977 for cooling purposes and a restyled dashboard as well as a new padded steering wheel inside was also introduced. An all-steel monocoque construction was used for the Maserati Khamsin and the car featured a 50:50 weight distribution ratio thanks to the front mid-mounted engine. The 320 hp 4.9-liter engine of the Ghibli SS was carried over and fitted with a new Bosch electronic ignition system, Weber carburetors, and dry-sump lubrication.

 

Maserati Khamsin Seller’s Guide

The fuel crisis shrunk the demand for big V8s when the Maserati Khamsin came out to replace the Ghibli, and the model was not as successful as its predecessor was. Therefore, Maserati enthusiasts looking to acquire a Khamsin will not have a very large choice of available vehicles. However, selling a classic car can be a real hassle, even if the interest for the model is high. In order to make the best transaction, the Alex Manos team recommends you get in touch with their professional staff to get a complete list of tips and advice on the best practices for selling a classic car. In addition to sharing their expertise, the team will make you a top dollar offer on the spot, should your model fit their inventory.

Call Alex Manos and his team today to request a quote for your Maserati Khamsin and experience a quick, easy, and hassle-free sale for great value. The friendly staff will do everything they can to make your experience as smooth and trouble-free as possible, by offering extra services such as transport organization of cash payment. Connect today to get started!

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