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Selling or Buying a 1967 Maserati Mexico?

The Maserati Mexico was unveiled at the 1965 Turin show, and was based on the Quattroporte’s chassis, with a 3.5-inch shorter wheelbase. 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 spring combination, with coil and wishbone in the front. A 4.7-liter V8 engine, capable of delivering 290 hp and reaching a top speed of 155 mph, powered the 1967 Maserati Mexico. The design of the Maserati Mexico was very classical and discrete, which appealed to enthusiasts wanting the thrill of a powerful GT, without the showiness of competitors such as Ferrari or Lamborghini. Although the Maserati Mexico was in the catalogue until 1972, its production was very small after 1968, following the introduction of the more successful Maserati Indy.

Looking to purchase a classic Maserati?

1967 Maserati Mexico Buyer’s Guide

Very few Maserati Mexico were made for the U.S. market, as the demand for a subtle-looking sedan wasn’t high. However, The Beverly Hills Car Club team is confident that they can help you find the 1967 Maserati Mexico of your dreams. For true enthusiasts, the 1967 Maserati Mexico was a fast and desirable GT. One tip the team will give you when looking at a particular model is to have it thoroughly inspected by a classic Maserati expert in order to make sure you’re aware of the maintenance budget post purchase. Service work and parts are rare and expensive on the Maserati Mexico, and being aware of the condition of the classic before you make your decision is crucial.

Don’t hesitate to request help from The Beverly Hills Car Club concerning the research, purchase, and ownership of a classic Maserati. Thanks to their long-time experience dealing with classic cars of all makes and models, the team has an extensive knowledge of the market and many contacts. The friendly staff is looking forward to speaking with you soon and hearing more about your classic car projects. Connect with them today to get started!