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Some sports cars make an entrance. The 2027 Maserati MCPura makes a statement. At the heart of this unmistakably Italian performance machine is Maserati's twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter Nettuno V-6, producing an exhilarating 621 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque. Add an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, rear-wheel drive, advanced chassis engineering, and a design that looks every bit as dramatic as it performs, and the MCPura becomes a showcase of performance here at Jim Butler Maserati of St Louis. As the flagship sports car in the Maserati lineup, the MCPura represents the brand's passion for combining motorsport-inspired engineering with Italian craftsmanship. It is available as a sleek coupe or as the MCPura Cielo, a retractable hardtop convertible that brings open-air excitement to the experience. The Nettuno V-6 Brings the Heat The MCPura's 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V-6 is more than a source of serious horsepower. It is a technological centerpiece. The engine produces 621 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque, giving the MCPura the kind of performance expected from a true Maserati halo car. The V-6 features an innovative twin-combustion system inspired by Formula 1 technology, connecting the MCPura to Maserati's long history of developing performance-focused engineering. That power reaches the rear wheels through an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The result is a powertrain designed to deliver rapid response while keeping the driver connected to the road. For enthusiasts, numbers such as 621 horsepower only tell part of the story. The character of the Nettuno V-6 is what makes the MCPura particularly special. Every element of the powertrain works together to create an experience that feels distinctly Maserati. Performance With Italian Character Raw horsepower is only one ingredient in a great sports car. The MCPura brings equally serious attention to handling, chassis balance, suspension tuning, and driver engagement. Its sharp handling gives the MCPura an athletic personality that shines on winding roads and performance-focused drives. Adaptive suspension technology also gives the chassis flexibility, allowing the vehicle to deliver a refined driving experience when the road calls for a more relaxed approach. That combination creates an appealing balance. The MCPura has the hardware and engineering to provide an exciting performance experience, while its sophisticated chassis helps make the car engaging across a variety of driving situations. For Maserati enthusiasts, that balance is part of the appeal. The MCPura is not simply about going fast. It is about making every mile memorable. A Coupe or Cielo? Take Your Pick The MCPura offers two distinctive ways to experience its performance. The coupe showcases Maserati's exotic proportions with a sleek roofline that emphasizes the car's low, athletic stance. Its silhouette is unmistakably designed for performance, with sculpted bodywork and details that reflect the MCPura's Italian heritage. For drivers who want to bring even more of the outside world into the experience, the MCPura Cielo features a retractable hardtop. At the touch of a button, the roof transforms the character of the car, creating an open-air driving experience without sacrificing the MCPura's dramatic presence. Both configurations provide a premium two-seat environment designed around the driver and passenger. Whether the preference is the purposeful elegance of the coupe or the open-air appeal of the Cielo, the MCPura delivers a distinctly Maserati interpretation of the exotic sports car. A Cabin Built Around the Driver Step through the MCPura's distinctive butterfly-style doors, and the interior continues the car's performance-focused personality. The cabin combines premium materials with a clean, driver-oriented layout. Leather seating with contrasting stitching, aluminum pedals, and carbon-fiber trim create an environment that feels appropriately special for Maserati's flagship sports car. A carbon-fiber-finished central tunnel houses important controls, including the prominent drive-mode selector. Rather than surrounding the driver with unnecessary distractions, the interior keeps attention focused on the road and the experience behind the wheel. The result is a cabin that blends modern technology with the handcrafted feel expected from an Italian exotic. Technology Meets the Trident Performance may be at the center of the MCPura experience, but modern connectivity remains an important part of the package. A 10.3-inch touchscreen provides access to the infotainment system, while a separate 10.3-inch digital gauge display keeps important driving information directly within the driver's view. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are also included for familiar smartphone connectivity. The Maserati Connect app adds another layer of convenience, allowing owners to access vehicle health and service information through compatible smartphones, smartwatches, and connected home assistants. Audio options include a standard six-speaker system, while an available 12-speaker Sonus Faber system brings an elevated listening experience to the cabin. MCPura Cielo: Let the Sky In The MCPura Cielo deserves special attention for the way its retractable hardtop changes the driving experience. With the roof closed, the Cielo maintains the sleek appearance and focused character of the MCPura. Open the roof, and the car takes on an entirely different personality as the sounds, scenery, and atmosphere of the road become part of the experience. For scenic weekend drives, winding roads, and memorable summer evenings, the Cielo adds another dimension to Maserati performance. It is an ideal example of how the MCPura combines engineering and emotion. The car is built around performance, but the experience extends far beyond acceleration and handling. The Maserati Flagship Is Ready to Perform The 2027 Maserati MCPura represents the kind of vehicle that makes the heart of a true enthusiast beat faster. With 621 horsepower from its twin-turbo Nettuno V-6, 538 lb-ft of torque, an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, rear-wheel drive, adaptive suspension, and a driver-focused cabin, the MCPura brings together the ingredients of a genuine Maserati performance flagship. Its appeal goes beyond specifications, too. The MCPura carries the unmistakable presence of an Italian exotic, blending dramatic styling, sophisticated technology, motorsport-inspired engineering, and the unmistakable Maserati Trident. For drivers who believe a sports car should deliver more than transportation, the MCPura offers something special. It turns every drive into an occasion and every twist of the road into an invitation to experience what Maserati performance is all about. Discover the 2027 Maserati MCPura The MCPura stands at the top of the Maserati sports-car range for a reason. From its 621-horsepower Nettuno V-6 to its beautifully crafted two-seat cabin and available Cielo retractable hardtop, every element is designed to create an unforgettable driving experience. For drivers in St. Louis ready to experience the next level of Italian performance, we invite you to discover the 2027 Maserati MCPura. Explore its 621-horsepower Nettuno V-6, striking design, advanced technology, and available Cielo configuration here. The Trident is waiting at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis.

The 2026 Maserati GranTurismo brings classic Italian grand touring into a new era. Designed for drivers who appreciate exhilarating performance and sophisticated comfort, this four-seat luxury coupe combines a potent twin-turbocharged engine with elegant styling, advanced technology, and standard all-wheel drive here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. Under the hood, the GranTurismo features Maserati's 3.0-liter Nettuno V6. The standard GranTurismo delivers 483 horsepower, while the GranTurismo Trofeo turns up the performance with 542 horsepower. Both pair the engine with an eight-speed automatic transmission and Maserati's Q4 all-wheel-drive system. The result is a coupe designed to make long-distance driving feel just as special as a spirited run on an open stretch of pavement. The GranTurismo stays true to the grand touring tradition by blending serious performance with the comfort and refinement expected from a Maserati. Italian Style Meets Modern Muscle The 2026 GranTurismo makes a strong first impression from every angle. Its long hood, compact rear deck, low stance, and sculpted body create the unmistakable proportions of a classic front-engine Italian grand tourer. A broad grille gives the coupe a confident face, while sleek lighting elements add a modern touch. Muscular rear fenders emphasize the car's performance character without taking away from its elegant profile. Every curve contributes to the GranTurismo's distinctive road presence. The standard GranTurismo delivers a sophisticated appearance, while the Trofeo adds additional performance-inspired styling. Sharper exterior details, darker accents, and unique design touches give the Trofeo an even more athletic personality. For drivers who want something truly personal, Maserati's Fuoriserie personalization program opens the door to an impressive selection of exterior colors, interior materials, finishes, and other bespoke details. More Than a Pretty Face The GranTurismo's beauty is backed by substantial performance. The twin-turbocharged Nettuno V6 gives the coupe the kind of power that makes every highway entrance, backroad curve, and open-road journey more engaging. The standard GranTurismo produces 483 horsepower and 442 lb-ft of torque. Its performance credentials include a 0-to-60-mph time of approximately 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 188 mph. For those seeking an extra dose of adrenaline, the GranTurismo Trofeo increases output to 542 horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque. The Trofeo can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 3.3 seconds and reaches a top speed of 199 mph. An eight-speed ZF automatic transmission helps deliver smooth gear changes while keeping the engine ready when the road opens up. Standard Q4 all-wheel drive provides confident traction, making the GranTurismo an impressive performer across a wide range of driving conditions. A Grand Tourer at Heart The word " GranTurismo " carries a long automotive tradition, and the 2026 model embraces that heritage. This is a luxury performance coupe designed not only to go quickly, but also to make the journey enjoyable. The cabin provides seating for four in a 2+2 configuration. Up front, occupants are treated to supportive power-adjustable seats, premium materials, sophisticated digital displays, and an upscale atmosphere that feels appropriate for the Maserati badge. The interior blends Italian design with modern technology. Smartphone integration, navigation, premium audio, and digital controls help keep the cabin connected and convenient. Rear passengers have access to additional seating for shorter trips, giving the GranTurismo an extra layer of everyday versatility. The coupe also provides useful cargo room for the essentials needed during a weekend getaway. Luxury With a Performance Edge Step inside the 2026 GranTurismo, and the focus on craftsmanship becomes clear. Maserati offers a range of interior colors and materials that allow drivers to create a cabin with its own personality. The Trofeo brings additional performance-oriented details to the interior, complementing its more athletic exterior design. Across the lineup, the cabin maintains the sense of occasion expected from an Italian luxury grand tourer. For drivers who want open-air motoring, Maserati also offers the GranTurismo experience in convertible form with the GranCabrio. What's New for 2026? Maserati makes several notable updates to the GranTurismo lineup for 2026. The standard gasoline model now simply carries the GranTurismo name, replacing the previous Modena designation. A sports exhaust is now standard, adding another layer to the car's performance character and helping bring the sound of the Nettuno V6 into the driving experience. The 2026 model year also introduces the Meccanica Lirica package. This distinctive appearance package features gold-colored details, including the exhaust tips and badging, along with an elegant tan-and-burgundy interior combination. Maserati recommends pairing the package with exterior finishes such as Oro Lirico gold or Rosso Velluto dark red for a particularly striking presentation. Performance Numbers Worth Talking About The 2026 Maserati GranTurismo lineup gives shoppers two compelling ways to experience the Nettuno V6. Model Horsepower Torque 0-60 mph Top Speed GranTurismo 483 hp 442 lb-ft 3.7 sec. 188 mph GranTurismo Trofeo 542 hp 479 lb-ft 3.3 sec. 199 mph Both models feature the same 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged Nettuno V6 architecture, eight-speed automatic transmission, and standard Q4 all-wheel drive. Fuel economy is rated at 18 mpg city, 27 mpg highway, and 21 mpg combined for both gasoline models. Built for the Long Haul The GranTurismo's substantial dimensions contribute to its grand-touring character. The coupe measures 195.2 inches long, 77.0 inches wide, and 53.3 inches tall, with a 115.3-inch wheelbase. That footprint gives the GranTurismo the presence expected from a flagship Italian coupe while creating room for a comfortable, beautifully appointed cabin. With seating for four and a useful cargo area, the GranTurismo offers a compelling combination of performance and practicality. It is equally at home making an entrance downtown or stretching its legs on an extended road trip. Confidence Comes Standard Every 2026 GranTurismo comes equipped with standard all-wheel drive, giving drivers a sophisticated traction system to complement the Nettuno V6. Maserati also backs the GranTurismo with a transferable four-year or 50,000-mile new-vehicle limited warranty, along with 24/7 roadside assistance. That coverage adds another layer of confidence for drivers who plan to enjoy their Maserati on everything from daily drives to memorable road trips. Which GranTurismo Fits the Drive? The standard 2026 Maserati GranTurismo delivers an impressive balance of power, elegance, comfort, and technology. Its 483-horsepower Nettuno V6 provides plenty of performance while preserving the refined character expected from a grand tourer. The GranTurismo Trofeo takes the formula further with 542 horsepower and additional performance-focused equipment. Its sharper personality makes it an especially exciting choice for drivers who want to push the performance envelope. Either way, the 2026 GranTurismo delivers the essential ingredients of a modern Maserati: unmistakable Italian styling, exhilarating performance, luxurious appointments, and a driving experience designed to turn ordinary miles into something memorable. For luxury coupe shoppers considering models such as the BMW M8 Coupe, Lexus LC 500, Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe, or Porsche 911, the GranTurismo brings its own unmistakable flavor to the segment. Its combination of grand-touring comfort, exotic design, all-wheel-drive capability, and Nettuno V6 power makes it a standout choice for drivers who believe a great car should be as exciting to look at as it is to drive. Experience the 2026 Maserati GranTurismo The 2026 Maserati GranTurismo is more than a luxury coupe. It is a modern interpretation of the Italian grand tourer, blending breathtaking design with serious performance and long-distance comfort. With the GranTurismo and GranTurismo Trofeo offering two distinct levels of performance, plus Maserati's extensive Fuoriserie personalization options, there is plenty of room to make the experience uniquely personal. For drivers ready to experience Italian performance and luxury firsthand, the 2026 Maserati GranTurismo deserves a place at the top of the list.

The 2027 Maserati Grecale brings together the ingredients that have defined the marque for generations: Italian design, engaging performance, premium craftsmanship, and an unmistakable sense of occasion. For drivers searching for a luxury SUV that delivers genuine personality along with everyday versatility, the updated Grecale makes a compelling statement. For 2027, Maserati has refined the Grecale with updated styling, enhanced standard equipment, interior improvements, and a powerful twin-turbo V6 across the gas-powered lineup. The result is a luxury crossover that feels equally at home carving through winding roads or settling into a comfortable highway cruise here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. The Grecale also demonstrates an important Maserati philosophy. An SUV can be practical enough for everyday life while still delivering the excitement that enthusiasts expect from an Italian performance vehicle. Andiamo! The Grecale Gets a Fresh New Look The 2027 Grecale receives subtle exterior updates that give its sophisticated design an even sharper presence. Revised front and rear styling adds fresh visual energy while preserving the distinctive proportions that make the Grecale immediately recognizable as a Maserati. The trident badge remains the centerpiece of the experience, but the Grecale's appeal extends far beyond its emblem. Sculpted bodywork, expressive lighting, and available large wheels give this SUV a confident stance from every angle. It is a design that feels distinctly Italian. Rather than blending into the luxury SUV crowd, the Grecale brings its own personality to the road. That character continues inside. Benvenuto to a Cabin Built Around Luxury Step into the 2027 Grecale and the premium atmosphere becomes immediately apparent. Maserati combines rich materials, elegant design, and modern technology to create a cabin that feels special without sacrificing everyday comfort. Even the entry-level Grecale receives an impressive collection of standard equipment. Features include a stitched synthetic-leather dashboard covering, power-adjustable front seats with memory settings, and 20-inch wheels. Higher trims elevate the experience even further with premium leather upholstery, open-pore wood trim, genuine metal accents, and carefully crafted details throughout the cabin. The Modena trim adds heated front seats, a power-adjustable steering column, and a premium 14-speaker Sonus Faber audio system. The result is an environment designed to make everything from the morning commute to a long weekend drive feel more memorable. Maserati Put the V6 Front and Center For enthusiasts, the biggest story may be what happens under the hood. Maserati's twin-turbo V6 now powers the entire gas-powered Grecale lineup. The base model and Modena each receive a 385-horsepower version of the engine, while the range-topping Trofeo takes performance even further with 523 horsepower. That gives Grecale shoppers a remarkable range of performance personalities while keeping the unmistakable character of a Maserati V6 at the heart of the lineup. The Modena provides a particularly compelling balance. Its 385 horsepower gives the SUV plenty of energy, while Sport mode sharpens the experience for drivers ready to enjoy a more spirited drive. Forza! The Grecale Was Born for Curvy Roads The Grecale's performance story goes beyond horsepower. Its chassis is engineered to create a balanced, responsive driving experience. Steering inputs feel light and immediate, while the SUV remains composed when the road starts to twist and turn. That combination is exactly what makes a performance-oriented luxury crossover so appealing. The Grecale can provide excitement when the road opens up, yet it can settle into a relaxed rhythm when the destination is still hundreds of miles away. Sport mode adds another layer of personality, bringing the V6's character to the forefront. The exhaust note adds an unmistakable soundtrack to the experience, giving the Grecale the kind of emotional appeal that cannot be captured by a specification sheet alone. This is where Maserati's Italian heritage really shines. Dolce Vita Meets Daily Driving A performance SUV should not have to be exciting only when the pavement gets interesting. The 2027 Grecale is equally comfortable during relaxed driving. Switch into its more relaxed GT setting and the SUV delivers a smooth, well-damped ride that makes highway cruising particularly enjoyable. The cabin remains quiet and composed, allowing passengers to appreciate the premium surroundings while the Grecale handles the miles with ease. That dual personality is one of the Grecale's greatest strengths. It can be an engaging driver's SUV when the mood strikes, then transition into a refined luxury cruiser when the journey calls for something more relaxed. That is quintessential Maserati. Tecnologia With Italian Style The Grecale's technology is integrated into the cabin rather than simply added as an afterthought. A high-resolution central display works alongside a digital instrument cluster to provide drivers with important information and entertainment features. Built-in navigation is standard, while wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto make smartphone connectivity seamless. The updated dashboard clock is particularly distinctive. Beyond displaying the time, it can serve as an information display with options including performance data, a compass, and a g-meter. That is a fun touch for an SUV with this much performance personality. The Grecale also surrounds the driver with modern convenience and driver-assistance technology. Depending on trim and configuration, shoppers can enjoy features such as blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assistance, and adaptive cruise control. Modena Adds Even More Italian Flair For drivers who want an especially well-equipped Grecale, the Modena trim builds on the already impressive foundation. Larger 21-inch wheels give the SUV an even stronger stance, while the Sonus Faber audio system creates a premium listening environment. Heated front seats add comfort, and additional technology helps make highway driving more relaxed. The Modena also maintains the 385-horsepower twin-turbo V6, creating an appealing combination of luxury and performance. It is the kind of vehicle that can make a simple drive feel like an occasion. Rare, Refined and Unmistakably Maserati Luxury is not simply about materials or technology. It is also about individuality. That is an area where the Grecale has a particularly strong personality. The trident emblem carries decades of Italian performance heritage, while the SUV's design gives that heritage a modern form. The result is a vehicle that feels exclusive without sacrificing the practicality expected from a modern crossover. For drivers who appreciate something beyond the ordinary, that distinction matters. La Dolce Vita Has Four Wheels The 2027 Maserati Grecale brings together Italian style, twin-turbo V6 performance, premium craftsmanship, advanced technology, and everyday comfort in one beautifully balanced SUV. It can deliver an exhilarating drive through winding roads, then settle into a refined highway cruiser for the journey home. It offers sophisticated design without losing its sporting character, and it brings the unmistakable presence of Maserati to a segment filled with luxury competitors. For drivers ready to experience la dolce vita from behind the wheel, the 2027 Maserati Grecale deserves a place at the top of the list.

Some automobiles are built to chase lap times. Others are designed to transform every journey into an unforgettable experience. The 2027 Maserati GranCabrio Trofeo proudly embraces the second philosophy, delivering breathtaking performance, unmistakable Italian craftsmanship, and refined luxury in a convertible that feels equally at home winding through scenic mountain roads or gliding effortlessly along the coastline. As the newest evolution of Maserati's celebrated grand touring convertible, the GranCabrio Trofeo receives thoughtful design refinements, enhanced performance, and elevated craftsmanship that further distinguish it as one of the world's most captivating luxury performance automobiles. Every curve, every detail, and every drive reflects more than a century of passion here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. Italian Design That Turns Every Arrival Into an Event The GranCabrio Trofeo captures attention long before its engine comes to life. Its classic grand touring proportions remain timeless, highlighted by an elongated hood, muscular rear haunches, elegant body lines, and a beautifully sculpted convertible profile that pays tribute to Maserati's rich heritage while embracing modern sophistication. For 2027, Maserati introduces subtle yet meaningful exterior enhancements inspired by the extraordinary MCXtrema. The redesigned front fascia presents a wider, more assertive stance, while updated lighting elements and refined aerodynamic details create an even stronger visual presence. New exterior finishes, including the stunning Green Jupiter Matte paint option, provide owners with even more opportunities to personalize their GranCabrio into a true automotive masterpiece. Whether parked outside an upscale restaurant or cruising along a scenic highway, the GranCabrio radiates confidence, elegance, and unmistakable Italian style. Twin-Turbo Nettuno Power Meets Everyday Refinement At the heart of the GranCabrio Trofeo lies one of the most celebrated engines Maserati has ever produced. The handcrafted 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged Nettuno V6 delivers an exhilarating 590 horsepower and 480 pound-feet of torque, providing immediate acceleration while maintaining the effortless composure expected from a world-class grand tourer. Rather than overwhelming the driver with brute force alone, the Nettuno engine delivers its power with remarkable smoothness and precision. Turbo response arrives almost instantly, allowing confident passing, spirited acceleration, and relaxed highway cruising with equal ease. Power flows through an exceptionally refined eight-speed automatic transmission before reaching Maserati's intelligent all-wheel-drive system. The result is exceptional traction, outstanding stability, and confidence in changing road conditions while preserving the engaging character enthusiasts expect from the Trident badge. The sophisticated front-mid-engine layout places the engine farther behind the front axle, creating near-perfect weight distribution that contributes to balanced handling and remarkable composure through sweeping curves. Every press of the accelerator reminds drivers that this is a Maserati engineered to inspire rather than intimidate. Performance That Feels Effortless The GranCabrio Trofeo proves that extraordinary performance does not have to come at the expense of comfort. Its adaptive air suspension continuously adjusts to changing road conditions, providing a composed ride during everyday driving while instantly sharpening responses whenever spirited driving calls. Selectable drive modes allow the GranCabrio to adapt its personality to nearly any situation. Comfort mode creates an exceptionally relaxed grand touring experience perfect for long-distance travel. GT mode blends luxury with heightened responsiveness. Sport mode tightens suspension settings, sharpens throttle response, and amplifies the unmistakable soundtrack of the Nettuno engine. Corsa mode unlocks the vehicle's full dynamic capability for those moments when every corner deserves to be savored. The steering feels natural and communicative, inspiring confidence while maintaining effortless maneuverability around town. Strong braking performance complements the chassis beautifully, giving drivers reassuring control whether navigating winding backroads or busy city streets. Every component works together in harmony to create an experience that feels polished, athletic, and remarkably refined. Luxury Crafted by Italian Artisans Step inside the GranCabrio Trofeo and discover an interior that reflects Maserati's dedication to authentic luxury. Premium leather surfaces, finely stitched upholstery, precision-crafted trim pieces, and meticulously assembled materials surround both driver and passengers in an environment that feels handcrafted rather than manufactured. Every control falls naturally into place, creating an intuitive cockpit where luxury never interferes with the driving experience. The beautifully sculpted seats provide exceptional comfort and support, making extended road trips every bit as enjoyable as spirited weekend drives. Front passengers enjoy generous space to stretch out and relax while soaking in the open-air experience that only a true luxury convertible can provide. Even practical touches, including a surprisingly accommodating trunk and thoughtfully arranged storage solutions, reinforce the GranCabrio's ability to serve as both an exciting performance car and a genuine grand touring companion. Technology That Enhances Every Journey Luxury today extends beyond handcrafted materials and exhilarating performance. It also means intuitive technology that keeps drivers connected without distracting from the road ahead. The 2027 Maserati GranCabrio Trofeo embraces that philosophy beautifully, blending advanced digital features into an elegant cockpit that always puts the driving experience first. Behind the steering wheel sits a beautifully sculpted 12-inch digital instrument cluster that delivers crisp graphics and customizable displays. Its unique saddle-inspired shape allows for a lower dashboard profile, creating a more natural seating position while improving outward visibility. Rather than overwhelming the driver with unnecessary information, the display presents essential data with remarkable clarity. At the center of the cabin, a responsive touchscreen infotainment system provides quick access to navigation, media, smartphone integration, and vehicle settings. Positioned above it is Maserati's signature dashboard display, inspired by the brand's iconic timepieces. This distinctive screen combines classic Italian elegance with modern functionality, offering configurable information while serving as a visual centerpiece inside the cabin. Wireless connectivity, premium audio, and seamless smartphone integration ensure every drive is accompanied by both convenience and entertainment, whether commuting through the city or embarking on a cross-country grand touring adventure. Open-Air Driving at Its Absolute Finest There is something undeniably special about lowering the top of a luxury convertible and letting the world become part of the experience. The GranCabrio Trofeo elevates every drive by combining exhilarating performance with refined open-air comfort. With the soft top folded away, occupants enjoy an immersive connection to the surroundings while remaining wrapped in an exceptionally quiet and composed cabin when the roof is raised. The unmistakable soundtrack of the twin-turbo Nettuno V6 becomes even more captivating beneath an open sky. Every acceleration produces a sophisticated mechanical symphony that reminds drivers why Maserati has remained one of Italy's most celebrated performance brands for generations. Whether traveling along scenic coastal highways, winding mountain passes, or vibrant downtown boulevards, the GranCabrio transforms ordinary destinations into memorable experiences. Comfort Designed for Grand Touring True grand touring means arriving refreshed no matter how many miles have passed beneath the tires, and the GranCabrio Trofeo delivers exactly that. Its expertly contoured front seats provide exceptional comfort during extended journeys while offering outstanding lateral support during spirited driving. Premium craftsmanship extends throughout the cabin, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages drivers and passengers alike to savor every moment behind the wheel. The thoughtfully designed interior offers practical storage, an accommodating luggage compartment, and seating for four, allowing weekend getaways to become effortless. Every inch of the cabin reflects Maserati's commitment to balancing luxury, comfort, and everyday usability without sacrificing the emotional excitement that defines the brand. Attention to ergonomic detail ensures every button, switch, and control feels purposeful and intuitive. Even the redesigned gear selector controls contribute to a cleaner, more natural driving experience, allowing the driver to remain focused on what matters most: the road ahead. Crafted for Drivers Who Appreciate the Journey The 2027 Maserati GranCabrio Trofeo represents far more than extraordinary specifications or impressive performance figures. It embodies a distinctly Italian philosophy that celebrates the art of driving itself. Its beautifully balanced chassis, sophisticated all-wheel-drive system, responsive powertrain, and luxurious cabin come together to create a vehicle that feels equally rewarding during spirited backroad adventures and relaxed weekend escapes. Every drive becomes an opportunity to reconnect with the simple joy of motoring while surrounded by timeless elegance and world-class engineering. This is a convertible designed for enthusiasts who appreciate craftsmanship every bit as much as horsepower. It is confident without excess, powerful without compromise, and refined without losing its unmistakable character. The GranCabrio Trofeo reminds drivers that true automotive passion is measured not only by speed, but by the emotions experienced between every destination. Experience the Maserati Difference The 2027 Maserati GranCabrio Trofeo continues Maserati's proud tradition of building automobiles that stir the soul while delivering exceptional comfort, sophisticated technology, and breathtaking Italian design. From its exhilarating twin-turbo Nettuno V6 and intelligent all-wheel-drive system to its handcrafted interior and unmistakable presence, every detail has been engineered to elevate the grand touring experience. The finest memories are made with the top down and the road ahead. Every masterpiece deserves to be experienced, not simply admired. Schedule a personalized demonstration and let the GranCabrio Trofeo speak for itself!

The 2026 Maserati Grecale continues to carve out a distinctive place in the compact luxury SUV segment, blending Italian design with a driving experience built around character and engagement. Rather than chasing clinical precision, the Grecale focuses on delivering a refined, spirited feel that sets it apart from the usual luxury crossover crowd. For 2026, Maserati streamlines the gasoline lineup around the Modena, which now comes standard with a twin-turbo V6 engine. That change marks a meaningful step forward for the Grecale, giving even its entry point into the lineup a stronger, more confident identity here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. A Bold New Powertrain Standard The most significant update for 2026 arrives under the hood. Maserati equips the Grecale Modena with a twin-turbo V6, delivering 386 horsepower and 369 pound feet of torque. Paired with an eight speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive, this powertrain gives the Grecale a confident, spirited character that feels right at home on both city streets and open highways. This shift to a standard V6 across the gasoline lineup gives shoppers a simplified, satisfying choice. Every Modena comes ready with strong performance credentials from the moment it leaves the dealership. Refined Performance With Everyday Confidence Beyond its engine, the Grecale Modena comes standard with an adaptive air suspension system and an electronic limited-slip rear differential, both of which enhance the driving experience. These features work together to deliver composed handling, smooth ride comfort, and confident control, whether navigating tight city corners or cruising along the highway. Standard 21-inch wheels further reinforce the Grecale's sporty stance, giving it a look and feel that matches its performance-minded engineering. Striking Italian Design The Grecale carries Maserati's design language into a more compact, urban-friendly form. Its front end features the brand's signature large Trident grille, flanked by vertically oriented LED headlights inspired by the MC20 supercar. The overall shape leans toward a coupe-like silhouette while still delivering the practicality shoppers expect from an SUV. From the side, clean, balanced proportions and subtle sculpting give the Grecale an elegant, understated presence. The Modena trim adds extra visual distinction with its larger wheels and darker exterior accents, creating a slightly sportier stance. At the rear, boomerang-shaped taillights pay tribute to past Maserati designs, while dual exhaust outlets and a neatly integrated bumper complete a look that feels both elegant and performance oriented. A Cabin Built for Craftsmanship Step inside the Grecale and modern technology meets traditional Italian craftsmanship. High-quality materials, including stitched leather and open-pore wood, create a cabin that feels genuinely upscale. Maserati even retains its signature analog-style clock at the top of the dashboard, adding a distinctive touch of brand heritage. The dashboard centers around a fully digital experience, featuring a 12.3 inch digital instrument cluster along with two central touchscreens dedicated to infotainment and climate control. Front seats offer 12-way power adjustment and standard heating, with ventilation available as an option, ensuring comfort on every drive. Technology That Complements the Experience Inside the Grecale, technology is thoughtfully integrated rather than overwhelming. The crisp digital instrument cluster keeps essential information easy to read at a glance, while the dual touchscreen setup handles infotainment and climate functions with a clean, modern layout. This blend of digital convenience and tactile Italian design gives drivers a cabin experience that feels both current and true to Maserati's heritage. Every detail, from the stitched leather surfaces to the available upholstery combinations, is designed to make each drive feel like a special occasion rather than a routine commute. Space for Passengers and Cargo Alike The Grecale comfortably accommodates five passengers, offering a seating position well suited to long drives. Cargo capacity measures 18.9 cubic feet behind the rear seats, expanding to 57.4 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down, giving drivers plenty of flexibility for weekend trips or everyday errands. Thoughtful cabin packaging ensures that comfort is never sacrificed for style, allowing the Grecale to serve as a capable everyday companion as easily as a weekend getaway partner. Part of a Distinctive Lineup The Modena serves as the gateway into the 2026 Grecale lineup, with the high-performance Trofeo available for drivers seeking even more variety. Across the range, Maserati continues to emphasize its signature blend of Italian design, craftsmanship, and driving character, giving shoppers multiple ways to experience the Grecale depending on their preferences. Standard Features That Deliver Real Value Maserati keeps the lineup simple while ensuring every Grecale comes generously equipped. The standard twin-turbo V6, adaptive air suspension, electronic limited-slip differential, and 21-inch wheels combine to deliver a well-rounded, complete package right from the factory, with no need for additional upgrades to feel fully equipped. This approach gives shoppers confidence that they are getting a thoughtfully equipped SUV that reflects Maserati's performance heritage and attention to detail. Backed by Confident Coverage The 2026 Grecale is backed by a four year or 50,000 mile limited warranty, along with a matching four year or 50,000 mile powertrain warranty. This coverage gives drivers added peace of mind as they enjoy everything the Grecale has to offer. Experience the 2026 Maserati Grecale Today The 2026 Maserati Grecale represents a meaningful step forward for the model, combining a stronger standard powertrain with the distinctive Italian design and craftsmanship Maserati is known for. For shoppers seeking a compact luxury SUV with genuine character, the Grecale offers a compelling and rewarding choice. The finest automotive experiences begin behind the wheel. Visit Jim Butler Maserati to explore the 2026 Grecale up close, immerse yourself in its handcrafted luxury, and experience the unmistakable performance that defines the Maserati name.

There are a small handful of automobiles in production today that possess the rare ability to stop someone mid-stride and hold their attention without making a single sound. Cars so beautifully proportioned, so effortlessly resolved in their design, that they bypass rational thought entirely and speak directly to something deeper. The 2026 Maserati MCPura is one of those cars. Born from the acclaimed MC20 and refined into something even more focused and purposeful for 2026, the MCPura arrives with a sharpened nose, a cleaner rear diffuser, and expanded color options that enhance an already extraordinary silhouette without disturbing a single surface that did not need changing. The result is a supercar that is not only one of the most visually appealing machines available at any price point but one that fully delivers on the promise its appearance makes here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. Pure by Name. Pure by Philosophy. The name MCPura carries genuine meaning. Translated from Italian, pura means pure, and that single word defines the engineering philosophy behind every decision made in developing this car. No hybrid system. No all-wheel drive. No electric motors supplementing the powertrain. No compromises made in the name of adding complexity that the driving experience does not require. What remains after stripping away everything unnecessary is a twin-turbocharged V6 engine, a carbon fiber monocoque chassis, rear-wheel drive, and a shape that belongs in a gallery as much as it belongs on a mountain road. In a supercar segment increasingly defined by hybrid assistance and electronic intervention, the MCPura stands apart as a deliberate, confident statement about what a pure driving experience actually means. We plan to produce roughly one thousand MCPura coupes and Cielo retractable hardtop models combined per year, with only a small allocation designated for the North American market. This level of scarcity is entirely intentional. The MCPura is not a car built for volume. It is built for a very specific kind of buyer who values Italian craftsmanship, genuine exclusivity, and emotional connection above lap records and specification sheet comparisons. The Nettuno Engine: More Interesting Than It Gets Credit For At the heart of the MCPura sits the Nettuno engine, a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 producing 621 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque. This engine was developed entirely in-house by Maserati, making it one of the very few modern supercar powerplants to emerge from a manufacturer building its own engine from the ground up rather than sourcing from a parent company. What makes the Nettuno special is not just its output figures. It is the way power is delivered across the entire rev range. Low-end torque arrives with genuine authority, the mid-range builds with a satisfying twin-turbo surge, and the top end charges toward an 8,000 rpm redline with a raspy, metallic urgency that is entirely its own. The engine hits hard at virtually any point in the rev range, and the turbo wastegate sound between gear changes adds an audible layer of excitement that becomes genuinely addictive over the course of a drive. Power is routed exclusively to the rear wheels through an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission that deserves particular recognition. Shifts in Sport and Corsa modes are instantaneous and precise, communicating each ratio change with a satisfying mechanical firmness that makes paddle-shift driving a genuine pleasure rather than a background function. Maserati claims a zero to sixty time under three seconds, which feels entirely accurate from the driver's seat, alongside a top speed that places the MCPura firmly among the fastest production cars available. A Chassis Built With Formula Racing DNA The MCPura rides on a carbon fiber monocoque developed in partnership with Dallara, the engineering firm responsible for Formula One chassis construction and numerous Le Mans prototype programs. This is not a chassis built to a budget. It is a chassis built to a standard, and that standard comes directly from professional motorsport. The result is a supercar that weighs considerably less than its hybrid competitors, giving the MCPura a power-to-weight advantage that transforms how 621 horsepower actually feels behind the wheel. Double-wishbone suspension at all four corners, adjustable dampers, and front and rear anti-roll bars provide five distinct drive modes covering everything from relaxed grand touring to fully committed track driving. Behind the Wheel: Where the MCPura Makes Its Most Compelling Argument The scissor doors open with the kind of theatrical drama that reminds the driver exactly what kind of machine is being entered. Inside, the Alcantara-lined cockpit wraps tightly around the driver in a seating position that is low, purposeful, and correctly oriented toward the instrument cluster in the way only a true mid-engine supercar can achieve. On the road, the MCPura communicates with a directness and mechanical honesty that increasingly sets it apart from electronically managed rivals. In GT mode, the powertrain is remarkably civil, settling into a refined long-distance cruising character that makes the car genuinely comfortable on extended journeys. Switching to Sport or Corsa transforms the experience entirely. Throttle response sharpens, the exhaust note hardens, and the dual-clutch transmission holds gears with intent until the driver requests the next one. The steering is crisp, direct, and responsive, with a quick ratio that allows the MCPura to change direction with minimal effort and maximum confidence. Through sweeping corners, the low center of gravity and rigid carbon chassis work in concert to produce a car that rotates with genuine balance and poise. The rear weight bias delivers mechanical grip exactly where it is needed most under hard acceleration, and the traction control calibration is tuned with a light enough touch to allow the rear end to move on power exits in a way that rewards skilled drivers and communicates clearly to those still learning the car's limits. An Interior That Reflects the Craft Behind the Car The 2026 MCPura received its most significant interior update alongside the exterior refinements. Nearly every surface is now wrapped in Alcantara, reducing cabin glare and weight simultaneously while adding a tactile quality that elevates the overall experience. A redesigned flat-top, flat-bottom steering wheel with integrated shift lights replaces the previous design and improves both the aesthetic and the driving connection. Twin 10.25-inch displays handle the instrument cluster and infotainment functions with clean, restrained graphics that keep the focus on driving rather than technology management. The overall philosophy of the interior is purposeful simplicity, and it works beautifully. The Fuoriserie Program: Every MCPura Is Its Own Commission Perhaps the most compelling aspect of the MCPura ownership experience is the Fuoriserie customization program, which allows buyers to specify virtually any color, material, or trim combination imaginable. Three launch colors anchor the available palette, but the broader range of options is nearly limitless. We expect the overwhelming majority of MCPura buyers to select at least one Fuoriserie option, which means nearly every MCPura on the road will be a unique expression of its owner's taste and vision. This transforms the car from a production model into something considerably closer to a commissioned piece of Italian craftsmanship, which is precisely the experience the MCPura is designed to deliver. The MCPura Is the Supercar That Leads With Emotion and Arrives With Everything Else The 2026 Maserati MCPura occupies a distinctive position in the supercar market. It is the lightest, least electronically complicated, and most design-forward option available among its closest competitors, offering a driving experience rooted in mechanical purity and genuine driver involvement rather than hybrid assistance and algorithmic management. For buyers who choose their supercar with emotion rather than a stopwatch, who value Italian craftsmanship and genuine exclusivity over outright circuit performance, and who want a machine that reflects their own vision rather than a production specification, the MCPura is the answer that no other car in its class currently provides. Drive Something That Says Everything About Who You Are Before Anyone Asks. The 2026 Maserati MCPura is not simply a fast car. It is a statement of taste, ambition, and individuality that arrives in one of the most breathtaking shapes in the supercar world. With the Fuoriserie customization program, every MCPura becomes a unique reflection of its owner. Stop by today and find out what it feels like to drive something built specifically around the way success looks to you!

Maserati is preparing to make a bold statement for 2027. Our legendary Italian luxury brand is introducing a comprehensive refresh across its lineup, bringing exciting enhancements to the Grecale SUV, GranTurismo coupe, and GranCabrio convertible. With refined styling, upgraded technology, elevated comfort, and enhanced performance, these latest Maserati models continue the brand's tradition of delivering unforgettable driving experiences. Drivers who appreciate Italian craftsmanship and exhilarating performance will find plenty to celebrate here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. From updated Nettuno V6 powertrains to fresh design elements inspired by Maserati's racing heritage, the 2027 lineup showcases the perfect blend of luxury and athleticism. Bigger Performance Meets Timeless Italian Design One of the most exciting aspects of the 2027 update is Maserati's commitment to enhancing performance while preserving the elegant styling that has made the brand iconic around the world. Across the lineup, designers have introduced subtle yet meaningful exterior updates that improve both appearance and aerodynamics. Refreshed front fascias, updated lighting elements, new wheel designs, and additional customization options help each vehicle stand out while maintaining the unmistakable Maserati identity. Inside the cabin, occupants will discover upgraded digital interfaces, refined materials, and thoughtful details that elevate every journey. The result is a lineup that feels even more sophisticated, connected, and driver-focused. The 2027 GranTurismo Delivers Pure Grand Touring Excellence The Maserati GranTurismo has long been celebrated as one of the automotive world's premier grand touring coupes. For 2027, it becomes even more impressive. At the heart of the GranTurismo is Maserati's remarkable twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter Nettuno V6 engine. In Trofeo trim, output climbs to an exhilarating 582 horsepower, giving drivers immediate access to breathtaking acceleration and thrilling performance. The standard performance-oriented version continues to deliver an impressive 483 horsepower, ensuring excitement at every level. The GranTurismo retains its advanced all-wheel-drive system and adaptive air suspension, providing outstanding confidence and comfort in a variety of driving conditions. Maserati engineers have carefully refined the vehicle's driving characteristics, creating a luxurious and composed experience for everyday travel while allowing the Trofeo model to deliver an even more engaging and athletic personality. Exterior enhancements complement the GranTurismo's impressive capabilities. A revised front-end design contributes to improved airflow and visual appeal, while updated rear lighting creates a contemporary signature. New wheel selections offer additional opportunities for personalization. Inside the cabin, technology and craftsmanship take center stage. Drivers will appreciate the enhanced digital interface, redesigned steering wheel inspired by motorsport design, and upgraded controls that combine premium materials with intuitive operation. Every touchpoint reflects Maserati's dedication to luxury and performance. Open-Air Driving Reaches New Heights in the GranCabrio For drivers who love the thrill of top-down motoring, the 2027 Maserati GranCabrio delivers an exceptional experience. Sharing many of the same mechanical and design upgrades as the GranTurismo, the GranCabrio continues to offer the powerful Nettuno V6 in both performance configurations. The combination of exhilarating acceleration and elegant convertible styling creates a truly unforgettable luxury sports car. Comfort also receives special attention for 2027. Maserati has enhanced the convertible's fabric roof with improved thermal and acoustic insulation, creating a quieter and more refined cabin environment. Additionally, the Air Neck Warmer system now comes standard on the Trofeo, allowing occupants to enjoy open-air driving in even greater comfort throughout the year. The Grecale SUV Becomes Even More Dynamic Luxury SUV buyers will find plenty to admire in the refreshed Maserati Grecale. The 2027 Grecale receives one of the most significant updates in the entire Maserati portfolio. A new Nettuno V6 engine producing 390 horsepower joins the lineup, providing an exciting new performance option that bridges the gap between existing powertrains and the range-topping Trofeo model. This addition expands the Grecale's appeal by offering drivers an ideal balance of luxury, responsiveness, and exhilarating performance. Whether navigating city streets or embarking on long-distance journeys, the new powertrain enhances the SUV's dynamic character. For those seeking the highest levels of performance, the Grecale Trofeo continues to impress with 530 horsepower and sports-car-like acceleration. Inspired Styling Gives the Grecale a Fresh Presence The Grecale's exterior receives a striking visual update for 2027. Drawing inspiration from Maserati's high-performance GT2 Stradale, the front fascia adopts a cleaner, more horizontal appearance that enhances both sophistication and athletic appeal. Revised bumpers, updated grille treatments, and redesigned side air intakes contribute to a stronger road presence while reinforcing the SUV's performance-oriented personality. New wheel designs further expand customization opportunities. Fresh 20-inch and 21-inch wheel options allow owners to tailor the Grecale to their personal style, while new exterior color selections add even more exclusivity. These thoughtful updates ensure the Grecale remains one of the most visually distinctive luxury SUVs on the road. Luxury and Technology Come Together Inside Step inside the 2027 Grecale, and the attention to detail becomes immediately apparent. A newly designed octagonal steering wheel creates a more contemporary look while enhancing driver engagement. Available premium materials, including perforated leather and Alcantara, reinforce the cabin's upscale atmosphere. One of the most elegant additions is a beautifully crafted digital clock positioned atop the dashboard. Featuring a mineral crystal dial, it serves as both a functional display and a sophisticated design statement. Technology remains a major focus throughout the cabin. A head-up display provides key driving information directly within the driver's line of sight, while the expansive 12.3-inch central touchscreen serves as the hub for entertainment, connectivity, and vehicle controls. Together, these features create an environment that feels modern, luxurious, and unmistakably Maserati. The Future of Maserati Looks Brighter Than Ever The 2027 Maserati lineup represents an exciting evolution for one of the world's most celebrated luxury automotive brands. From the exhilarating GranTurismo and open-air GranCabrio to the versatile Grecale SUV, every model benefits from thoughtful enhancements that elevate performance, comfort, technology, and style. Maserati has never been content with ordinary, and the updated lineup makes that clearer than ever. Italian craftsmanship meets serious engineering muscle across a range that looks better, performs harder, and refuses to apologize for either. For anyone who demands the absolute best, the next chapter of Maserati is shaping up to be the most compelling one yet!

There are performance SUVs, and then there is the 2026 Maserati Grecale Trofeo. While the luxury compact SUV segment has grown increasingly crowded with capable, well-appointed options, the Grecale Trofeo occupies a space that very few vehicles can credibly claim. It delivers genuine supercar-derived performance wrapped in a refined, beautifully crafted package that is equally at home on a long highway cruise as it is on a demanding stretch of open road. For buyers who refuse to compromise between everyday usability and extraordinary driving excitement, the Trofeo makes a compelling case that no such compromise is necessary here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. The 2026 Grecale lineup has been thoughtfully streamlined to three distinct trims, each built around a clear and deliberate powertrain philosophy. Every variant brings something meaningful to the table, and the result is a focused, purposeful range that reflects Maserati's commitment to moving its entire portfolio decisively upmarket. Different Trims With Distinct Personalities The Grecale Modena serves as the entry point to the 2026 lineup, and it arrives fully loaded with everything a discerning driver could want. A twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 producing 325 horsepower pairs with an eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive to deliver confident, engaging performance in all conditions. Adaptive dampers, a rear limited-slip differential, a dual-pane panoramic sunroof, blind-spot monitoring, and adaptive cruise control all come standard, making the Modena a genuinely complete luxury SUV from the moment it leaves the showroom floor. The Grecale Trofeo completely captures the spirit of what the Grecale was always meant to be. This is the model that takes everything compelling about the Modena and amplifies it significantly, producing a driving machine that rewards its owner every single time the key is turned. 523 Horsepower and the Button That Unleashes All of It The Trofeo shares its 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 architecture with the Modena, but the similarities end there. In Trofeo specification, that engine produces 523 horsepower and 457 lb-ft of torque, propelling the vehicle from a standstill to 60 mph in just 3.6 seconds and on to a top speed of 177 mph. Those are numbers that put many dedicated sports cars firmly in the rearview mirror, delivered here in a vehicle that can also carry four passengers in genuine comfort on a cross-country journey. Sport-tuned adaptive suspension, 21-inch wheels, a more aggressive front fascia with enlarged air intakes, and Trofeo -specific badging give the exterior a presence that feels appropriately serious without crossing into ostentation. The Trofeo looks exactly like what it is: a performance machine that has been developed with purpose and precision. Then there is CORSA mode. Accessible directly from the drive mode selector on the steering wheel, CORSA unlocks the Trofeo's full performance potential by removing the limitations that Normal and Sport modes maintain for everyday driving. When the twin turbos reach full boost and all 523 horsepower arrive at once through the all-wheel-drive system, the experience is immediate, visceral, and completely thrilling. On a dry road with open space ahead, it is the kind of moment that reminds a driver exactly why they chose this vehicle over every other option available to them. A Cabin That Rewards Every Sense The interior of the Grecale Trofeo makes an immediate and lasting impression. The standard 14-way sport power seats with driver memory are among the finest available in any vehicle at any price point, offering deep bolster support, exceptional lumbar adjustment, and a range of positioning options that genuinely accommodate the full spectrum of driver physiques. Long highway stretches feel effortless from behind the wheel, and passengers in every seat benefit from a ride quality that absorbs road surfaces with composure and confidence. The technology suite centers on a thoughtfully arranged three-screen setup. A 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster sits directly ahead of the driver, while a 12.3-inch central infotainment touchscreen handles navigation, media, and connectivity functions. A third 8.8-inch display positioned below handles climate, lighting, and comfort controls, keeping those frequently accessed functions immediately accessible without requiring navigation through menus. The central screen is angled slightly toward the driver, integrating naturally into the cockpit rather than feeling like an afterthought. Apple CarPlay runs across the full width of the main display while Maserati's native shortcut buttons remain accessible along the side panel, a configuration that delivers the best of both worlds without sacrificing either. Wireless Apple CarPlay and a textured wireless charging pad that holds devices securely even through spirited cornering complete the connectivity picture. Details That Define the Difference Maserati's attention to detail throughout the Trofeo's cabin reflects a level of craftsmanship that goes well beyond surface-level luxury. A carbon-fiber-lined storage compartment in the center console opens with a satisfying, precise click that communicates quality in every interaction. The instrument cluster features a beautifully rendered analog clock display that can be switched to a G-meter readout, a compass, or a pedal activity indicator, adding a layer of driver engagement that rewards those who take the time to explore the vehicle's full personality. Rear passenger space is genuinely generous for a vehicle in this footprint class. Thoughtful knee cutouts at the base of the front seatbacks create meaningful legroom for rear occupants even when the front seats are positioned for taller drivers, ensuring that every person in the vehicle travels in comfort. Rarer Than It Has Any Right to Be, Better Than Almost Anything Else Maserati produces a remarkably small number of vehicles each year, making every Grecale Trofeo on the road a genuinely rare sight. This is not a vehicle that blends into traffic or occupies the same visual space as the German luxury SUVs that populate every parking structure in every major city. It is something distinct, something considered, and something that carries a heritage of Italian performance that no competitor can replicate. The Grecale Trofeo does what only the very best performance vehicles manage to do: it exists comfortably across multiple worlds simultaneously. It is refined enough for every day, thrilling enough for the moments that demand something more, and distinctive enough to stand apart from everything else sharing the road. Most performance SUVs ask drivers to choose between comfort and excitement. The 2026 Maserati Grecale Trofeo does not believe that is a fair choice. With 523 horsepower, sport-tuned adaptive suspension, and CORSA mode on demand, it delivers both without apology!

There are performance vehicles, and then there are statements of intent. The 2026 Maserati MCPura Cielo belongs firmly in the second category. Built in Modena, the MCPura Cielo represents the most purposeful, refined expression of the MC20 platform to date. It is not an evolution for the sake of change. It is a deliberate declaration that Maserati knows where it stands in the performance world and where it is going. For drivers who have always wanted to experience what Italian engineering feels like when it is operating at its absolute peak, the MCPura Cielo is the answer that has been worth waiting for here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. A Design That Honors the Past While Defining the Future The MCPura Cielo opens with an exterior that makes its intentions clear from every angle. The signature shark nose front end draws directly from Maserati's deep and celebrated racing heritage, giving the car an aggressive forward stance that communicates performance before the engine ever starts. Sculpted body lines flow rearward with the kind of purposeful elegance that only comes from designers who understand that beauty and aerodynamic efficiency are not opposing forces but natural partners. The carbon fiber body keeps weight dramatically low while giving the exterior a visual sharpness that rewards close inspection. An available oversized rear spoiler adds aerodynamic intent and visual drama, reinforcing the message that every element of this car's design serves a performance purpose. Butterfly doors complete the experience, creating an entrance and exit ritual that generates the kind of presence this segment demands. The available Grigio Incognito finish gives the exterior a deep, sophisticated tone that suits the MCPura Cielo's character perfectly. Blue brake calipers and 20-inch birdcage wheels finished in glossy dark iron complete a visual package that commands attention whether the car is parked on a city street or moving at speed on an open road. The Cielo Experience: Open Sky, Zero Compromise What elevates the MCPura Cielo above the standard coupe is the retractable glass roof that transforms the driving experience entirely. Open it and the world above becomes part of the journey. The Italian sky, the sound of the engine, and the sensation of speed combine into something that cannot be replicated in any closed cabin regardless of how good that cabin might be. Critically, Maserati engineered this open-air experience without any sacrifice to structural rigidity. The chassis remains as stiff and responsive as the coupe variant, meaning the retractable roof adds an entirely new dimension to the driving experience without taking anything away from the dynamic precision that defines the MCPura Cielo's character. This is the kind of engineering commitment that separates genuine performance vehicles from those that simply wear performance styling. 621 Horsepower of Pure Italian Soul At the heart of the 2026 MCPura Cielo sits Maserati's in-house Nettuno engine, a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 producing 621 horsepower and 531 pound-feet of torque. This is an engine developed entirely within Maserati, drawing on Formula 1 technology including a pre-chamber combustion system that delivers both explosive power and refined response across the entire rev range. The performance numbers that result are genuinely breathtaking. The MCPura Cielo rockets from 0 to 60 mph in three seconds and approaches a 199 mph top speed. Rear-wheel drive keeps the driving experience pure and involving. This gives the driver a direct and unfiltered connection to the road that all-wheel drive systems, however capable, inherently dilute. An available electronic limited-slip differential enhances traction and cornering precision without interrupting the organic communication between car and driver. Active exhaust valves allow drivers to shape the acoustic experience to match the moment. In a more relaxed setting the exhaust note remains cultured and composed. Push the car harder to unleash an exhaust note that reflects the full drama of the Nettuno engine. It is a feature that turns every drive into a genuinely personal experience. Light, Agile, and Built for the Road That Matters The MCPura Cielo's carbon fiber construction keeps curb weight to just 3,439 pounds. This plays a direct role in how the car responds to every driver input. The sharp, communicative chassis delivers precise handling that genuinely connects the driver to the road beneath them. Every directional change, every braking event, and every acceleration moment is delivered with clarity and confidence. A front suspension lift system adds a layer of everyday usability that performance vehicles at this level don't always prioritize. Steep driveways and urban speed bumps no longer require the careful planning typical for a car this low. The MCPura Cielo thrives on the open road, but it also handles daily driving to and from it without reservation. A Cabin Built for the Driver Who Appreciates Everything Inside the MCPura Cielo the emphasis on craftsmanship is immediate and genuine. Alcantara surfaces cover the cabin with a material that is both visually striking and genuinely tactile, offering the kind of sensory quality that makes spending time in the car a pleasure entirely independent of where it is going. Carbon fiber accents reinforce the performance credentials throughout, and the Trident logo stitched into the headrests adds a bespoke finishing detail that reflects the exclusivity of the ownership experience. The redesigned steering wheel places all critical controls within natural reach while improving the ergonomic connection between driver and machine. Six-way power adjustable heated front seats provide the comfort necessary for longer journeys without softening the driving position to the point where engagement is lost. This cabin understands exactly what kind of driver the engineers designed it for and delivers accordingly. Technology integration in the MCPura Cielo reflects a clear philosophy: enhance the experience without overwhelming it. A 10.3-inch touchscreen manages infotainment duties with a clean and intuitive interface, while dedicated performance pages give drivers real-time access to vehicle dynamics data during spirited driving. A Sonus Faber audio system delivers exceptional sound quality that holds its own even with the roof open at speed. Wireless charging and remote start deliver modern conveniences that perfectly match the character of this incredible vehicle. Personalization That Makes Every MCPura Cielo Unique Maserati's Fuoriserie personalization program transforms the MCPura Cielo from an exceptional production vehicle into something genuinely singular. Through this program buyers can tailor materials, finishes, color combinations, interior treatments, and design elements to create a vehicle that reflects their individual taste and vision. The result is no two MCPura Cielos have to be identical, reinforcing the exclusivity that defines ownership at this level. The Bottom Line on the 2026 Maserati MCPura Cielo The 2026 Maserati MCPura Cielo challenges top performance brands including Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, and Porsche. What sets it apart from that formidable group is a combination of Italian design authenticity, open-air capability without structural compromise, a purpose-built in-house engine, and a level of personalization that treats every buyer as an individual rather than a customer. This is not a vehicle for everyone. It is a vehicle for the driver who understands that the right machine is worth finding and worth waiting for. The collection is impressive. The MCPura Cielo is the piece it has been missing. Come experience the 2026 Maserati MCPura Cielo and see why serious collectors are making room in the garage for something built in Modena!

Boardrooms design some symbols. Competition forges others, while speed, ambition, and the unrelenting pursuit of victory shape them. The Maserati Trident belongs firmly in the second category. One hundred years after it made its debut on the starting grid of the Targa Florio, the Trident remains one of the most recognized and revered emblems in the entire automotive world. In 2026, we celebrate not just a logo, but a living legacy that has defined Italian excellence for a full century here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. A Legend Born on April 25, 1926 The story begins in Sicily, at one of the most demanding road races ever contested. On April 25, 1926, Alfieri Maserati climbed behind the wheel of the Tipo 26 and drove it to first place in class and eighth overall at the Targa Florio. Maserati captured its first competitive victory in history while wearing a badge the world had never seen before. The Trident made its official debut on that very car, on that very day. The Trident did more than simply decorate a vehicle. It was a declaration of intent from a brand that had been built from the ground up with one purpose in mind: to compete and to win. That first victory was the opening line of a racing story that would go on to fill volumes. The Trident itself had begun taking shape a year earlier, in 1925, when Mario Maserati, the only artist among the Maserati brothers and the only one not directly involved in the automotive side of the business, created the first drawing of the emblem now preserved in the Maserati archives in Modena. His inspiration came from the Fountain of Neptune in Bologna, located just steps from the family's first workshop and a symbol deeply woven into the identity of the city. A Racing Legacy Without Equal What followed that first Targa Florio victory was one of the most extraordinary competitive histories any automotive brand has ever written. Maserati went on to claim back to back victories at the Indianapolis 500 in 1939 and 1940, a feat that announced the Trident's arrival on the global stage of motorsport. Four consecutive Targa Florio victories between 1937 and 1940 further cemented the brand's dominance on some of the most challenging roads in the world. In Formula 1, Maserati collected nine race victories and the ultimate prize: the 1957 Formula 1 World Championship, claimed by the incomparable Juan Manuel Fangio behind the wheel of the legendary 250F. Decades later, the MC12 brought the Trident back to the winner's circle in GT competition, claiming six international FIA GT championships between 2005 and 2010. Since 2023, the Maserati GT2 has continued that tradition, eligible to compete in more than 20 championships around the world and reminding a new generation of motorsport fans exactly what the Trident stands for. The Maserati Trident: An Evolution of an Icon Over the course of a century, the Trident has evolved while always remaining unmistakably itself. The original badge that appeared on the Tipo 26 featured a rectangular design with a dark Trident on a light background. By the early 1930s, the brand had moved toward the oval shape that would become iconic, adopting the red and blue colors of the city of Bologna and establishing a visual identity that would remain largely stable for more than four decades. In 1980, the company introduced a version featuring a gold background across the production lineup. A further redesign in 1997 marked a new chapter in the brand's evolution. The most recent and perhaps most significant transformation arrived with the launch of the MC20 in 2020, which inaugurated what Maserati calls the New Era. The contemporary Trident is more refined and more dynamic than any previous version, with carefully considered proportions, rounded side arrows for greater visual continuity, and a palette reduced to white and the deep, lacquered Blu Maserati. The result is a symbol that honors its origins while looking unmistakably forward. A Campaign Worthy of the Anniversary To mark one hundred years of the Trident, Maserati has launched a campaign as bold and emotionally resonant as the legacy it celebrates. The centerpiece is a cinematic video that brings the brand's past and present into conversation through a carefully chosen cast of iconic vehicles. The Tipo 26, the Ghibli, and the MC12 represent the heritage that built the legend. The GranTurismo Trofeo, the Grecale Trofeo, and the MCXtrema carry that spirit forward into the present day. The visual journey begins at the Targa Florio pit lane, where the historic cars set off before entering a new dimension where past meets future. From the dust of history, the contemporary models emerge across a vast salt desert, their tracks combining from above to trace the shape of a giant Trident. The film blends three-dimensional animation and artificial intelligence to achieve a visual quality that matches the gravity of the occasion, accompanied by a specially composed soundtrack and closed with the line: "A Century of Stories, Signed with One Symbol." Perhaps the most moving element of the campaign is its narrator. The campaign employs artificial intelligence to bring the voice of Maria Teresa De Filippis back to life. She was the first woman to qualify for and compete in a Formula 1 Grand Prix, doing so at the 1958 Belgian Grand Prix behind the wheel of a Maserati 250F. Her presence in the film is a tribute to one of the most remarkable chapters in the brand's history and a reminder that the Trident has always represented something larger than automotive achievement. The Trident: A Stamp of Italian Excellence Recognition of the Trident's cultural significance has come from the highest levels of Italian institutional life. The Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy recently dedicated an official postage stamp to the centenary of the Maserati logo, presented at a ceremony held at Palazzo Piacentini in Rome. The stamp's graphic design was created by Centro Stile Maserati and refined by the Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato, placing the contemporary Trident in visual dialogue with its earliest iterations from 1926. Distributed by Poste Italiane for everyday use and the collectors' market, the stamp is accompanied by a dedicated philatelic folder. It is a fitting tribute to a symbol that has represented Italian craftsmanship, performance, and elegance in more than 70 markets around the world for an entire century. One Hundred Years Strong and Still Moving Forward The Trident did not become a legend by standing still. It was carried forward by the hands of engineers and designers, by the courage of drivers who pushed it to its limits on the most demanding circuits in the world, and by the vision of a brand that has never stopped reaching for what comes next. In 2026, as Maserati also celebrates 112 years since its founding, the Trident stands as proof that true excellence does not diminish with time. It deepens. For anyone who has ever felt the pull of the Trident, this centenary is more than a milestone. Join a story that continues to unfold today. At Jim Butler Maserati, that story is available to experience firsthand. Come in, get behind the wheel of the current lineup, and discover what one hundred years of Italian excellence feels like on the open road.

There is a particular kind of excitement that comes with sitting inside a car that was genuinely built for racing and then made street legal without losing what made it special in the first place. It is not just about horsepower or lap times. It is about the feeling of mechanical tension that lives beneath the leather and carbon fiber, the sense that every component was engineered for a purpose far more demanding than a morning commute. The Maserati GT2 Stradale delivers that feeling in full, and it does so while remaining genuinely usable on public roads. That combination is rare, and we have pulled it off with extraordinary confidence here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. Where the GT2 Stradale Comes From Understanding what makes the GT2 Stradale so significant requires a brief look at its origins. This is not a styling exercise or a limited-edition trim package. It is the road-going evolution of the GT2 race car that carried Maserati back into closed-wheel competition in the Fanatec GT2 European Series. The Stradale name, Italian for street, tells you everything about the mission: take a purpose-built racing machine and make it livable without stripping away the soul that makes it worth driving in the first place. Built on the carbon fiber chassis of the MC20 supercar, the GT2 Stradale takes that already exceptional foundation and pushes it considerably further in every meaningful direction. The result is a vehicle that bridges two worlds that rarely coexist. The refined elegance Maserati has always stood for and the uncompromising, performance-first reality of professional motorsport. Aerodynamics That Mean Business The visual transformation from the standard MC20 to the GT2 Stradale is immediately apparent and entirely intentional. This is not a car that adds a wing for the sake of appearances. Every aerodynamic element on the GT2 Stradale serves a specific, measurable purpose, and the numbers behind those choices are impressive. The centerpiece of the aerodynamic package is a massive carbon fiber rear spoiler mounted on solid aluminum supports, adjustable across three positions to suit different driving conditions and performance priorities. The engineering ambition behind this setup becomes clear when the downforce figures are considered. Where the MC20 generates a respectable amount of downforce at high speed, the GT2 Stradale produces over 1,100 pounds of downforce at comparable velocities. To handle that load, the rear structure has been reinforced accordingly, ensuring the car stays planted and stable without any compromise to the bodywork. The functional aggression continues across the entire exterior. Enlarged front openings feed the cooling and brake systems with the airflow they demand at high speeds. Hood vents and fender louvers manage air pressure, while rear intakes deliver even more airflow than the MC20. The 20-inch forged single-nut wheels feature a nine-spoke design that subtly honors Maserati's Trident heritage. These wheels wrap around carbon ceramic brakes, providing the precise stopping power that this level of performance demands. 631 Horsepower of Italian Engineering At the heart of the GT2 Stradale sits the 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 Nettuno engine, and in this application it reaches the highest output level ever fitted to a Maserati road car. With 631 horsepower and 531 pound-feet of torque on tap, the performance figures speak for themselves. The sprint from zero to 60 miles per hour arrives in just 2.8 seconds, and the eight-speed dual-clutch transmission continues pulling hard all the way to a top speed of 201 miles per hour. What makes those numbers even more impressive is the weight behind them. By leveraging the carbon fiber chassis and carefully removing everything that was not essential to the driving experience, Maserati reduced the curb weight significantly compared to what might be expected from a car of this capability. The resulting power-to-weight ratio places the GT2 Stradale in genuinely elite company, and the driving experience reflects it. Acceleration does not feel gradual or linear. It feels immediate and absolute. A Cabin That Honors Both Racing and Road Step inside the GT2 Stradale and the racing environment is unmistakable. Carbon fiber racing seats dressed in Alcantara hold occupants firmly through corners while delivering comfort that makes longer drives enjoyable. A carbon fiber steering wheel features integrated shift lights along the upper rim. This provides the driver with instant gear change information without ever needing to glance away from the road. What sets the GT2 Stradale apart from many track-focused machines is its refusal to sacrifice daily usability. Standard features include dual-zone climate control, a 10.25-inch touchscreen, wireless smartphone integration, and a digital rearview mirror. A front-end lift protects the carbon fiber splitter, while the trunk offers ample space for weekend getaways. A Sonus Faber premium audio system rounds out the interior with a listening experience worthy of the car surrounding it. Every detail inside the GT2 Stradale reflects the same philosophy: uncompromising performance wrapped in genuine Italian luxury. Driving Modes Built for Every Moment The GT2 Stradale offers a driving mode for every situation. This ranges from Wet to GT to Sport and all the way through to the full Corsa race setting. The optional Performance Package adds the Corsa Evo mode, which introduces Michelin semi-slick tires, an electronic limited-slip differential, and a graduated traction and stability control system that allows the driver to dial in exactly the level of engagement they want. On a winding road, the double-wishbone suspension and racing-derived damping deliver a level of feedback and precision that is extraordinary. The GT2 Stradale does not simply go around corners. It communicates through them, giving the driver the kind of confidence and connection that defines truly great performance cars. The Most Exciting Maserati Ever Built The Maserati GT2 Stradale stands apart in a supercar market full of machines that promise track-focused performance but rarely deliver it in a package that works as well on the road as on the circuit. This car does both without reservation. It is the fullest expression of everything Maserati has learned across more than a century of Italian performance engineering, and it wears that heritage with the kind of quiet confidence that only comes from getting everything right.

There are certain names in the automotive world that carry genuine weight. Names that do not simply represent a car brand but rather an entire philosophy of driving, craftsmanship, and identity. Maserati is one of those names. For over a century, the Trident badge has represented something far beyond committee manufacturing or spreadsheet engineering. It represents soul. The Maserati Grecale, named in the tradition of the brand's wind-inspired lineage, carries that soul forward with remarkable conviction. For anyone who has ever felt a pull toward something genuinely extraordinary on four wheels, the Grecale deserves far more than a passing glance here at Jim Butler Maserati of St. Louis. Grecale: A Name That Carries Its Own History Understanding what makes the Grecale special begins with understanding what Maserati means. In Italy and around the world, the Trident badge occupies a place in automotive culture that few brands can claim. It is a name associated with passion, with racing heritage, and with a particular kind of Italian excellence that prioritizes the driving experience above all else. The Grecale fits naturally into that legacy while simultaneously charting its own course. Named after the powerful northeastern Mediterranean wind, it joins a storied family of Maserati models that have always drawn inspiration from the natural forces that move the world. That heritage is not decorative. It informs the way the car was engineered, the way it drives, and the way it makes its driver feel from the very first moment behind the wheel. Power That Needs No Introduction Beneath the hood of the Grecale Trofeo sits one of the most compelling powertrains of any luxury SUV. A turbocharged V6 engine, related to the unit found in the MC20, delivers 523 horsepower without any electrical assistance whatsoever. This is pure, mechanical power delivered in the tradition that Maserati has always championed. The result is a top speed of 177 miles per hour and the kind of effortless acceleration that reminds drivers exactly why internal combustion engines at their finest remain one of the great engineering achievements of the modern era. Under hard acceleration, the exhaust note delivers a sound that satisfies in a way that no audio system could replicate. This is a car that communicates with its driver in a language that enthusiasts have always understood instinctively. Comfort That Redefines the Luxury SUV Standard Perhaps the most immediately striking quality of the Maserati Grecale is its extraordinary ride comfort. This is a vehicle that seems to exist in its own serene world, effortlessly absorbing road imperfections and delivering a level of refinement that places it in truly elite company. Drivers who have experienced the Grecale on real roads, including motorways, urban streets, and country lanes, consistently describe the sensation as one of gliding rather than driving. Getting in and out of the Grecale is a pleasure in itself. The seating position makes entry and exit natural and comfortable regardless of the driver's build or age. Once settled inside, the feeling of occasion is immediate and genuine. Rear passengers enjoy generous legroom, and the overall cabin environment communicates quality at every touchpoint. The acoustic refinement of the Grecale deserves special mention. Whether cruising at motorway speeds or navigating city traffic, the cabin remains impressively hushed, creating an environment that feels genuinely removed from the noise and stress of the outside world. It is a quality more commonly associated with ultra-luxury sedans than performance SUVs, and its presence in the Grecale speaks to the depth of engineering investment Maserati has made in this vehicle. An Interior Worthy of the Badge Step inside the Grecale and the cabin immediately communicates that this is not simply another luxury SUV interior. The trademark Maserati clock, reimagined as a sophisticated digital display that captures the aesthetic of a classic analogue timepiece, serves as the cabin's centrepiece and a nod to the brand's watchmaking heritage. It can also display real-time performance data including g-forces, a detail that reminds drivers of the sporting intent that underlies even the most relaxed driving experience. The trim quality throughout the cabin reflects a maturity and attention to detail that satisfies even the most discerning buyers. Materials are thoughtfully selected, surfaces are beautifully finished, and the ergonomic layout ensures that controls are always within natural reach. A dual-screen command system seamlessly manages navigation, climate, and vehicle settings. Its visual elegance complements the interior design rather than dominating it. Cargo space is generous and practical, with a well-proportioned boot that serves the real-world demands of ownership without compromise. A Presence That Commands Every Room It Enters The Grecale is available in a range of colors that allow buyers to express their personality through the vehicle. From understated sophistication to genuinely bold statements, the color palette reflects the breadth of the Grecale's appeal. Sharp, purposeful lines give the car a visual presence that is distinctly Maserati without resorting to excess or unnecessary drama. This is a vehicle that is immediately recognizable as something special without needing to shout. The Trident badge does the talking, and the Grecale's proportions and detailing ensure that it stands apart in any company, whether parked outside a city restaurant or arriving at a country estate. The Grecale Is Waiting The Maserati Grecale represents something increasingly rare in the modern automotive landscape: a luxury performance SUV with genuine character, authentic heritage, and the kind of driving experience that stays with the driver long after the journey ends. It is comfortable enough for daily use, thrilling enough for those moments when the road opens up, and refined enough to represent the Trident badge with complete confidence. Maserati crafts every detail of the Grecale with intention and purpose. Seeing it in photographs is a starting point. Standing next to one in person is where the conversation really begins. Come see it and bring your peaked curiosity!