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Brief History:
Released to the market in January, 2002 the Coupé like the Spyder is built around a chassis and an engine designed, conceived and created at the historic Modena factory in Viale Ciro Menotti. It is in nearly all respects identical in specification to the Spyder which it follows in release date.  With a shorter wheelbase, more compact tail the car sits on 18 inch wheels with a 15 spoke pattern.  The all new 4.2 naturally aspirated V8 weighs in 44.09 lb lighter than the 3200 engine, is dry sumped, has chain driven OH camshafts with 4 valves per cylinder using hydraulic valve adjusters.  The inlet camshafts are equipped with a continuous valve timing control system. As an alternative to the 6-speed manual gear box the option of a F1 styled gearbox with computer controlled gear change known as 'Cambiocorsa' is available.  Suspension is by double wishbone enhanced by a state of the art automatic suspension control system ('Skyhook') which utilising sensors monitoring wheel movement uses the control system to adjust spring dampeners to road conditions. In terms of Kerb Weight the Coupé at 1670 kg comes in at 50 kg lighter in GT form than the Spyder.  The Cambiocorsa adds 10 kg to the weight of the car.  A more detailed technical description of the Spyder specification of the vehicle can be found in the Maserati Pages on this site.  

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Specifications:
Production Period: 2002-
Designed By: Giorgetti Giugiaro
Body Built By: Maserati
Number Built: ?
Dry Weight: 1570 kg Cambiocorsa 1580kg
Top Speed: 283 kph @ 7500 rpm
Engine Type: Front, eight cylinders in 90º "V"
Bore and Stroke: 92 x 80 mm
Displacement: 4244 cc
Compression: 11.1:1
Engine Output: 390 bhp @ 7000 rpm
Valves & Actuation: 4 OHV with dual overhead camshafts
Carburettion: Bosch ME7.3.2 ignition and injection systems
Ignition: Single, electronic
Lubrication: Forced by delivery pump - Dry sump engine lubrication with pumps and cooling pump in single unit.
Drive: Rear wheel drive
Clutch: Dry twin plate 215 mm clutch
Gearbox: Longitudinal Maserati 6-speed manual rear mounted gear box in transaxle connected by a rigid torque tube. Cambiocorsa has hydraulic operation with electronic management operated by levers behind the steering wheel - there is no clutch pedal.
Frame: Unit construction with body - stress bearing steel with tubular superstructure integrated in front.
Suspension - Front: Independent wheels, double wishbone geometry with forged aluminium hub carriers and struts: coil-over springs, pre-set dampers. Optional equipment - aluminium continuous adjustment dampers with proportional solenoids (Skyhook system). Anti-roll bar 
Suspension - Rear: Independent wheels, double wishbone geometry with forged aluminium hub carriers, coil-over springs, regulator bars to control toe-in, pre-set steel dampers. Optional equipment - aluminium continuous adjustment dampers with proportional solenoids (Skyhook system). Anti-roll bar
Brakes: Hydraulically operated power assisted four wheel Brembo discs - self-vented. Bosch 5.3 4-channel ABS. Electronic braking effort distribution (EBD)
Wheelbase: 2440 mm
Front & Rear Track: 1525 mm front; 1538 mm rear
Tyres: 18 x 7J rims with 235/40ZRx18 front; 
18 x 9J rims with 265/35ZRx18 rear
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