How to use the Archive

Start with a model family, then narrow down by year range and market. Each model page contains grouped PDFs (brochures, option lists, technical sheets) so you can quickly compare specifications and equipment changes across generations.

If you're researching a specific trim or engine variant, use the era filter first and then search by model name — older Chevrolet brochures often use naming conventions specific to their period (e.g., 3200 GT – Coupe – Spyder, Biturbo, Bora).

Quick tips

  • Use short chassis codes: 3200 GT – Coupe – Spyder, Biturbo, Bora
  • Match your market — US and EU editions differ in specs and equipment
  • Look for 'spec' or 'technical data' PDFs for numbers
  • Option guides list RPO codes — useful for restoration research

Coupe

3200 GT – Coupe – Spyder
Coupé and Spyder: 1984–2006 in archive.
8PDFs
1984 - 2006years covered
Biturbo
Maserati's entry-level sports sedan, 1983–1988.
5PDFs
1983 - 1988years covered
Bora
Maserati's mid-engine coupé, 1976.
1PDFs
1976 - 1976years covered
GranCabrio – GranTurismo
Italian grand tourer convertible, 2008–2024.
37PDFs
2008 - 2024years covered
MC20 – GT2
Second-gen supercar, 2022–2024.
7PDFs
2022 - 2024years covered

Sedan

Ghibli
European sport sedan, 2013–2024.
23PDFs
2013 - 2024years covered
Quattroporte
Luxury saloon, brochures 1979–2024.
28PDFs
1979 - 2024years covered

Suv 5

Grecale
Maserati's compact luxury SUV, 2022–2024.
15PDFs
2022 - 2024years covered
Levante
Maserati's mid-range luxury SUV, 2016–2024.
25PDFs
2016 - 2024years covered

All

Model Range
Six-brochure span, 1975–2023 luxury range.
6PDFs
1975 - 2023years covered
Others
European sports cars, 1949–1974 archive.
3PDFs
1949 - 1974years covered
Quick Reference.

Maserati Archive — Key Facts for Research

What's included

158 original PDFs: sales brochures, dealer catalogs, option guides, technical data sheets, and press kits across 11 model families.

Time span

1949 through 2024. Deepest coverage in the 1940s–2020s era, matching peak brochure production.

Most documents

GranCabrio – GranTurismo (37), Quattroporte (28), Levante (25), Ghibli (23), Grecale (15).

How to cite

Original manufacturer + year + "via Automobilisto Archive". The documents are GM/Maserati copyright; the archive metadata is Automobilisto editorial.

About the Maserati Archive

Three brothers. A modest workshop in Bologna. 1926. That's where Maserati started — Alfieri, Bindo, and Ernesto Maserati decided to build racing engines after leaving Isotta Fraschini. Not sedans. Not family cars. Pure racing machinery. Within a decade, they'd become legends on every European circuit, and the Trident — their symbol borrowed from Neptune's statue in Bologna — meant speed and precision to anyone who understood automobiles. The brothers built something that would outlive them all.

What separated Maserati from everyone else? Obsession with performance married to Italian design sensibility. They didn't chase volume like Fiat or Ferrari's commercial ambitions — Maserati occupied this fascinating middle ground between racing heritage and grand touring elegance. The Ghibli in 1962 proved you could have both: a genuinely quick sedan that looked like sculpture. Then came the Bora in 1971 — mid-engine, 450 horsepower, absolutely unhinged. By the 1980s, Maserati had created something rare: a brand identity stronger than any single model. Ever notice how certain names just feel expensive? Maserati's did that.

Today's lineup spans everything from thundering performance sedans like the Quattroporte to the Levante SUV, plus the absolutely bonkers MC20 supercar with its twin-turbo V6. They're even exploring electric futures. Twenty-three models across a century of history. That's not just a catalog — it's an argument that you can honor racing DNA while building luxury for the modern world.

Coverage by Decade

Document distribution across eras.

DecadeBrochuresModelsCoverage
1940sBrochures3Models1Coverage
1970sBrochures35Models3Coverage
1980sBrochures13Models2Coverage
2000sBrochures37Models1Coverage
2010sBrochures48Models2Coverage
2020sBrochures22Models2Coverage
All ErasBrochures158ModelsFull ArchiveCoverage

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is in the Maserati archive?

We've scanned 225 original documents spanning 1949 to 2024—brochures, price lists, option guides, dealer catalogs, press kits, and technical PDFs. Coverage includes all 225 model families, with deepest archives for the A6 1500, Sport 2000, A6G 2000/B, 5000 GT, and 3500 GT. Documents come from dealer liquidations, private collections, and museums.

Are these real Maserati factory documents?

Yes. We've sourced and scanned original manufacturer materials from dealer estates, collectors, and archives. Automobilisto is independent—not affiliated with Maserati. The documents remain Maserati's intellectual property. We provide authentication, cataloging, and search infrastructure so you can access them freely.

How do I find a brochure for a specific year?

Search by model name plus year—for example, 'Maserati Quattroporte 1994'. Use the decade filter on model pages too. Remember: brochures were printed 6–12 months before the model year, so if your target year is missing, check nearby years. Coverage varies by market and era.

Which markets and languages are covered?

Documents span 16 market editions: Italy, International, Germany, Spain, France, Sweden, UK, US, Mexico, Canada, Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, UAE, and Israel. Coverage varies by model and decade. Rarer markets have fewer documents, while US and European editions are well-represented.

Can I request a missing brochure?

Yes. Use the 'Request a PDF' button and specify the brand, model, year, and market. If you own an original brochure, email [email protected] with photos or a scan. We credit all contributors and add authenticated documents to the archive regularly.

Can I use these PDFs for commercial purposes?

These documents are for personal research, academic study, and editorial reference. They remain Maserati's intellectual property—commercial use requires the manufacturer's permission. When publishing content, cite the original manufacturer and year, then credit Automobilisto as the archive source.

How often does the archive get updated?

New documents are added after sourcing, authentication, cataloging, and editorial review. Check the 'Recently Added' section for the latest uploads. Major batch additions are announced via our newsletter, so subscribe to stay informed about fresh Maserati material.

How do archive documents connect to the vehicle catalog?

Each brochure page links directly to verified technical specs in our Maserati vehicle catalog. This bridges original marketing materials with structured data—so you can cross-reference what the factory promised against confirmed performance figures and production details.