Maserati andere Maserati Mistral 4000 Man / SEE AD!, 1968 г.в.

AUTUMN SALE!The car will be sold to the highest bidder above the reserve price of 92500 EuroThe deadline for bids is Friday, 26/09-2025 at time 15.00.After that car will be sold at another auctionfirm.Ordinary price is 119000 EuroNow is your chance to buy a real jewel!A 1968 Maserati Mistral in Celeste Chiaro over black leather interior.The Mistral was a two-seater sports car and was produced in 968 copiesand only 8 are registered in Sweden and only 3 with the 4000 engine.Worldwide, the prices are 165,000-239,000 EUR and even moredepending on condition and there are very few Mistrals out there for sale.The last owner has owned the car since 1997 so for 28 years.Listed as Swedish sold, model year 1968 but registered new in Sweden 1975.Most likely, the car has been used as an advertising car, display car or similarat a Maserati dealer.General information about the Maserati MistralNamed after the cold northern wind of southern France, the Maserati Mistral was the first of many iconic models in Maserati’s wind-inspired legacy – soon followed by the Ghibli, and Levante. The design of the Mistral came from the brilliant mind of Pietro Frua, a car designer of great renown who, was already Director of Styling at Stabilimenti Farina. With the Mistral, Frua had a clear vision: to craft a car that would leave an indelible mark. While not exhibiting Frua’s typical sweeping lines, the Mistral is a perfect blend of understated elegance and restrained aggression. It doesn't shout for attention, once you get behind the wheel, it speaks volumes. The Mistral came with two engine options: a 3.7-liter and a 4.0-liter straight-six, delivering 245 bhp and 265 bhp, respectively. While it enjoyed commercial success, production remained limited, making each example even more coveted today. What truly sets the Mistral apart, is its engine – the last Maserati to feature the legendary twin-spark, double overhead cam straight-six. This is the same engine that powered the Maserati 250F to eight Grand Prix victories between 1954 and 1960, including a Formula 1 World Championship win in 1957 with none other than Juan Manuel Fangio behind the wheel. With hemispherical combustion chambers and the innovative Lucas indirect fuel injection system, the Mistral represents a fine balance between Maserati’s racing heritage and forward-thinking engineering.For more information please visit the Wikipedia link below: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maserati_MistralWe are happy to exchange your sports car, classic or ordinary car.Call for more information about the object, financing, etc.Home delivery can be arranged!Welcome to us at Ucars Exclusive in Eslöv Sweden.