A used Maserati is the answer for a UAE buyer who wants an Italian engine note and an interior nobody else in the car park will have. It is a saloon-led range with two SUVs alongside it — the smaller of those arrived only in the last few years, so it is the newest badge here — and the cars we see average around 100,000 km, so service history counts for more than model year.
How much does a used Maserati cost in the UAE?
Asking prices across the 7 cars we have live run from AED 36000 to AED 190000. Two things move that number: age, and how heavily the car was specified when new. A well-optioned saloon and a base one of the same year are not the same car to price, so read the options list before you judge a figure.
Are used Maseratis reliable?
The mechanicals stand up better than the reputation suggests; it is the consumables that catch owners out. Some 23% of the Maseratis we have inspected in the UAE arrive with mismatched or damaged tyres, against the 11% we would expect for sedans of the same age and mileage here. That is what a heavy, fast, wide-tyred car does to a running budget rather than a flaw in the car, and correct-size tyres are not a cheap job — price a set in before you offer, and read the mechanical pages of the CarSwitch report on the individual car.
Which used Maserati should you buy?
The Ghibli is the way in and the pick if you want the saloon shape at the lowest entry price. The Levante is broadly the same driveline with ride height and family space behind the rear seats. The Quattroporte is the long car, worth the money only if you will use the rear seat.
What to check on a used Maserati
- Tyres — matched brand, correct sizes front and rear, and dates within a few years.
- Service history, continuous and at a specialist rather than clustered before the sale.
- Suspension bushes and dampers, which take a beating on local roads.
- Electronics: infotainment, seat motors and every window.
Every Maserati we list comes with its full CarSwitch inspection report. Read the tyre and suspension notes before you make an offer.
