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Selling or Buying a 1975 Maserati Indy?

1975 was the last year of production for the popular Maserati Indy. Many updates were made throughout the years and three engines were made available on the later models: a 4.2-liter, a 4.7-liter, and a 4.9-liter. The later featured luxurious options such as an improved air-conditioning system, wider wheels, and a new gearbox. The Maserati Indy wore a Vignale-designed body with refined and elegant lines similar to the Ghibli, yet not as exotic. Inside, the dashboard was beautifully designed, decorated with a set of delicate gauges, and complemented by a gorgeous three-spoke steering wheel. More spacious than the Ghibli and smaller than the Quattroporte, the 1975 Maserati Indy was a great alternative for a spacious and sporty GT.

Looking to purchase a classic Maserati?

1975 Maserati Indy Buyer’s Guide

If you’re currently thinking about acquiring a 1975 Maserati Indy, The Beverly Hills Car Club will share a few tips to make your experience as good as possible. First of all, it’s important to know that parts are rare and expensive for classic Maseratis, and finding a knowledgeable and trustworthy mechanic can be difficult. Therefore, it is in your best interest to choose the car in the best possible condition within your budget. The Beverly Hills Car Club can help you define a budget including the cost of purchase and maintenance on a 1975 Maserati Indy, and come up with the best option for your classic Maserati ownership. Another good tip is to ask the owner about accessories, such as the original toolbox or the handbook as those items will add value to the classic down the road.

With years of experience in dealing with classics of all makes and models, The Beverly Hills Car Club has an extensive knowledge of the market and current availability of 1975 Maserati Indy. Browse the online inventory to view the models for sale at the Los Angeles classic car dealership and don’t hesitate to call the team to ask about the latest arrivals. The friendly staff is looking forward to speaking about classic cars with you!