2017 MASERATI ALFIERI - One of the most luxurious coupe. It will be available in showrooms by 2018!

Maserati was planning on releasing two new models by 2016, but this didn’t happen. The first pushed back the release date for the two cars in 2018, but it now seems that the two may not be released by 2020. The main reason for that is the Chinese market which stagnated for the past two years. Because of that, the FCA Group decided that it is best for Maserati to keep their current four cars.

Despite that, the 2017 Maserati Alfieri, which was going to be one of the two cars, is still expected to be showcased in production form by the end of 2017. The car will use a shorter version of the chassis found in the GranTurismo. This means that it will have very little in common with the Ghibli and that’s great.
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MDarringer - 12/26/2016 4:43:47 PM

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I don't know what to think.

The Maserati Alfarrari is widely believed to be postponed until 2020 or beyond.

But now instead of being on an all-new chassis, it's going to be a remake of the Granturisimo's decade-old chassis?

And they are going to show it in production form THREE YEARS before it comes out?

Then again look at the Giulia introduced 18 months and counting before it availability stateside.

mre30 - 12/26/2016 4:50:35 PM

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I am changing my tune - I think FCA will be bankrupt and sold for parts, before Tesla goes belly-up.

The transmission thing, combined with poor product planning is going to kill it.

This time, Trump definitely won't bail it out, like Obama did in 2008

MDarringer - 12/26/2016 7:13:37 PM

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Jeep and Ram need to be sold to someone like Hyundai-Kia or Honda that desperately needs such products. Hell Ford could even buy Jeep and Ram and prosper. Jeep could easily be marketed next to Lincoln and Ram franchises offered to dealers who don't have trucks (Hyundai, Kia, Honda, Mazda, VW).