4,136cc DOHC V8 Engine Four Weber Carburetors 286bhp at 5200rpm 3-Speed BorgWarner Automatic Gearbox Front Independent Suspension - Live Rear Axle 4-Wheel Disc Brakes *One of just 480 Mexico Coupes produced *Two owners since 1990 *Smart and powerful Italian GT *Elegant Vignale-designed and built Maserati THE MASERATI MEXICO Introduced at the 1966 Rimini Concorso d'Eleganza, the Mexico, much like the Ghibli Maserati introduced in 1967, marked a notable shift in Maserati's design language and engines.

Named in commemoration of John Surtees' victory in the 1966 Mexican Grand Prix, the new four-seat Maserati featured a thunderous V8 engine developed from the type first seen in the venerable 450S racecar.

The Mexico offered exciting performance and pleasing Vignale coupe lines mixed with the luxurious practicality of having room for four adults.

First used in the fabulous 5000 GT, the racing-derived DOHC V8 engine was further refined for civilian road use by 1963, when it was called upon...