Used Maserati Ghibli for sale

The Maserati Ghibli comes with multiple airbags, stability control and driver-assistance features, though many systems – like adaptive cruise control and blind-spot monitoring – are options rather than standard on most trims. Earlier models earned a high Euro NCAP score for adult protection, but check each used car for optional safety packs.

Ghibli buyers can choose 4-cylinder petrol mild-hybrids for efficiency, 3.0-litre V6 petrols tuned for performance and a twin-turbocharged V8 in the Trofeo and 334 Ultima. Earlier models (up to 2020) sometimes include a V6 diesel. Each offers a slightly different driving experience, so confirm the exact engine in any used car and be sure you take it for a comprehensive test drive.

Recent Ghibli models feature a 10.1-inch touchscreen with sat-nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Earlier cars have similar multimedia but may not have smartphone connectivity as standard. Top trims add extras like upgraded audio and wireless charging, so it’s wise to double-check equipment on a second-hand car.

Figures for the Ghibli’s mild-hybrid suggest you can expect around 33mpg, with V6 petrols managing closer to 25mpg in mixed use. Diesels – where available – are a bit more frugal, typically seeing over 33mpg. Of course, real-world figures vary based on the engine, as well as your driving style and conditions.

Look for a full Maserati service history. Inspect for worn interior trims, ensure all electrical systems work and check for any signs of accident repairs. Given the premium nature, tyres and brakes can be expensive. For peace of mind, consider The AA Vehicle Inspection before you buy.

The Ghibli uses proven mechanical parts, but occasional electrical issues and trim-fit problems have been reported. Engines and gearboxes are generally solid if serviced on time. There have been a handful of recalls – for issues such as cracks in the fuel-line sensor housing – so be sure these have been addressed on any car you view.