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- Founded in 1914 in Bologna, Italy
- The company has changed ownership numerous times but has been part of Fiat since 1993Edmunds.com: Maserati History
- The headquarters and the factory have been located on Viale Ciro Menotti in Modena, Italy since 1940Maserati.com: The Headquarters
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The Maserati brothers, Carlo, Bindo, Alfieri, Mario, Ettore and Ernesto, founded the Maserati automobile manufacturing company in 1914.Edmunds.com: Maserati History Except for Mario, all of the Maserati brothers were involved in the design, engineering, and construction of automobiles. Mario was a painter and it is believed that he created the Maserati emblem. The company trademark, Neptune's trident, is derived from the statue of Neptune in Bologna, Italy.Maserati.com: Maserati Brothers
Historical Highlights
- 1914: The company was founded by the Maserati brothersEdmunds.com: Maserati History
- 1937: The Maserati brothers sold their shares of the company to the Orsi family, although the Maseratis remained as chief engineers until 1948Maserati.com: Company History
- 1939: The Maserati 8CTF, driven by Wilbur Shaw, won the Indianapolis 500Maserati.com: Company History
- 1940: The company's headquarters is relocated to Modena, ItalyMaserati.com: The Headquarters
- 1957: The company officially retired from racing but continued to build racing cars and prototypes for private teamsMaserati.com: Company History
- 1968: The Orsi family sold their shares to Citroën with Adolfo Orsi continuing on as Honorary ChairmanMaserati.com: Company History
- 1975: Former Argentinean race car driver, Alejandro De Tomaso, acquired the company after Citroën went bankrupt and Maserati was liquidatedEdmunds.com: Maserati History
- 1991: Completely discontinued importing cars into the United StatesEdmunds.com: Maserati History
- 1993: Fiat acquired the company's entire share capitalMaserati.com Company History
- 1997: Fiat sold 50% of Maserati to Ferrari and the Maserati factory was temporarily closed for refurbishingEdmunds.com: Maserati History
- 2002: Returned to the American marketEdmunds.com: Maserati History
- 2005: Split with Ferrari but remained a part of the Fiat GroupEdmunds.com: Maserati History
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Maserati Questions
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@kellyniemann damn. If I had a maserati there would be no bike shoving. I'd actually leave the bike & get a new one for each ride.
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's Maserati goes 185.
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Both Ferrari and Maserati pulled out of LA Show and saved hundreds of thousands of dollars. Can't blame them really.
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Saw the new Maserati convertible at the dealership just down the road. Looks terrific. Apparently the only one in the World, Japan next.
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