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1988 | Maserati Biturbo Si

A Time Capsule from 1988

15.000 €
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Descripción

The Maserati Biturbo is the world's first production engine with two turbochargers. - and it is also the first production car to have three valves per cylinder. Passion for Italian thoroughbreds and cheeky Italian eighties design are among the main motivations that can make one buy a Biturbo, drawn by the brutal power of its supercharged V6. The Biturbo was developed under the watchful eye of company owner Alejandro De Tomaso. The intention was to produce a car that could function equally well as a daily driver, and as a sports car when the owner was in a racey mood. Pierangelo Andreani used origami style for his designs – a style that is mostly angular - and was introduced by Giugiaro and Gandini back in the late 1960s and 1970s. Ironically enough, Gandini was later hired to give the model a design lift in 1988 and 1991 to keep the styling up to date. After an unsuccessful period of Citroen ownership and a brief period under the Italian government agency, De Tomaso planned to build a "compact" five-seat coupe powered by a 2-liter V6 engine, with its power entrusted, to not one, which it was fashionable at the time, but two turbochargers. The engine retained the 90° V6 format from the previous Merak driven by a single overhead camshaft, with three valves per cylinder, two intakes (one small and one larger, which together provide a swirling effect that increases combustion efficiency) and a single exhaust valve. This engine is fed by a Weber fuel injection "blown" by two IHI turbochargers. The output reached 225 hp at 6000 rpm, which gives the car a decidedly sporty character. The stated performance figures are a top speed of 215 km/h and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.5 seconds. The presentation to the press took place, not coincidentally, on 14 December 1981 - coinciding with the 67th anniversary of the foundation of Officine Alfieri Maserati - while the presentation to the general public is reserved until the "showcase" at the Geneva Motor Show in March of 1982. The Biturbo name is changed to 222 in late 1988 with the first major redesign of the car. A total of 22,660 units were produced, including the special Racing and 2.2 4v models. Having created a series of sports cars under his own name, Alejandro De Tomaso could never have dreamed of being remembered as the creator of the most controversial model that has the trident on the grill. The former Argentine racing driver and entrepreneur gave Maserati a new lease of life with this model.

This car is ready for immediate delivery. For inspection and test drive please contact the sales department on +453333 3700

We offer shipping within the EU, and our in-house workshop has inspected all our cars before they are put up for sale. A technical report can be shown upon request. The car can be viewed by physical or digital appointment in our showroom. Do not hesitate to request a video or the digitized historical file which we will be happy to share.

You can contact us by email or by telephone for any requests.

Classic Car House is centrally located in Greater Copenhagen, only 25 km (15 miles) from Copenhagen Airport. There is a wide selection of classic sports cars on display, all in very good or excellent condition, varying from affordable sports cars to rare and valuable collectors items. Please book a viewing appointment in advance. Besides Danish, we speak English.

Detalles del vehículo

Datos del vehículo

Marca
Maserati
Serie del modelo
Biturbo
Modelo
Biturbo Si
Primera fecha de registro
4/1988
Año de construcción
1988
Kilometraje (leer)
58.598 km
Número de chasis
ZAM331B00HB117376
Número de motor
No provisto
Número de la caja de cambios
No provisto
Coincidencia de números
No
Número de propietarios
No provisto

Detalles técnicos

Carrocería
Coupe
Potencia (kW/CV)
162/220
Capacidad cúbica (cm³)
1996
Cilindro
6
Puertas
2
Manejo
Izquierda
Caja de cambios
Manual
Marchas
No provisto
Engranaje
Trasero
Freno delantero
Disco
Freno trasero
Disco
Combustible
Gasolina

Configuración individual

Color exterior
Rojo
Color interior
Marrón
Material interior
Cuero parcial

Condición, registro y documentación.

Tiene peritaje
Matriculado
Listo para conducir

Ubicación

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Classic Car House Denmark

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Kongevejen 79

2800 Kongens Lyngby

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