This update of the third-generation Maserati Ghibli combines a sedan’s everyday practicality with a sporting character. Your driving routine and equipment preferences can help you narrow down the versions.
Maserati Ghibli engine choices include gasoline and diesel options, with automatic transmissions in the examples here. The Ghibli S and Ghibli Diesel use rear-wheel drive; the gasoline Ghibli S Q4 adds all-wheel drive for extra traction when accelerating on slippery roads. If you regularly cover long distances, diesel is worth considering for its potential fuel-economy advantages.
Maserati Ghibli trim levels let you choose an equipment emphasis alongside the powertrain. The rear-wheel-drive, automatic Ghibli S has Granlusso and Gransport configurations, leaning toward luxury and sporting style respectively. When choosing a car, check its fitted equipment: a trim name alone does not establish every comfort feature or optional extra.