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E-mail | Print | Drivers plunk down $121,000 for a Maserati GT
mainly for the looks, including the ones you get while riving
it. The front seats are comfy but a bit confining because of
side bolsters. If you can talk about the Maserati Gran Turismo
high-performance coupe for more than two minutes without using a
naughty innuendo, you should get a prize. We'll try to remain
prizeless.  Just looking at the $121,000 GT is enough to make
you vibrate, so you can imagine what happens when you actually
drive it.  You lean into the throttle coaxing the Maserati-
designed, Ferrari-built, 4.2-liter V-8 into delivering as much
power and speed as your lawyer and bank account can handle. And
you wonder: If this is a car, what are all those frumpy lumps of
metal getting in your way? Or, if those are cars, what on earth
is the GT? Because it's sure not like those.  Should you be so
bold or reckless, or hav