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It was a show car come to life, and upon its introduction, the Ghibli coupe represented a classically beautiful, traditionally engineered mode of Italian high-performance motoring. It may not have been as avantgarde or technically advanced as its homespun competitors, and perhaps that, along with Maserati's varying reputation over ensuing decades, kept the model's prices lower than enthusiasts would expect for an exotic of this pedigree. This has recently changed, and the classic car marketplace now recognizes the Ghibli's unique charm and values it accordingly.
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