Maserati GranTurismo

The Maserati GranTurismo has climbed to a median of £21,000 in the UK market, posting a noteworthy 16.6% year-on-year gain despite its classification as a depreciating modern. The upward momentum signals stabilization after the typical post-launch depreciation cycle, though the underlying sample remains limited at just seven sales over the past year.

Liquidity in this segment remains thin, with 29 total transactions tracked across the full dataset and no active listings currently available. This sparse activity suggests buyers and sellers should expect extended search periods and potentially wider pricing variance between individual examples; the thin market makes timing and condition assessment disproportionately important.

Typical examples transacting show around 21,100 miles on the odometer, reflecting the car's modern production window and relatively low annual usage rates among current owners. Condition variance is likely material given the small sample size, so specification and maintenance history should command careful attention in individual valuations.

The GranTurismo carries a modest collectibility score anchored to low desirability and absent special-edition designation. Production data is not available, but the model's contemporary engineering and broad original supply suggest rarity is not a defining driver of current demand.

The base projection holds values flat at £21,000 through both the three and five-year horizons, with confidence rated high despite the thin transaction sample. The stabilized price point reflects the market's transition from steep depreciation to equilibrium, though upside momentum from the recent 16.6% move is not expected to persist; buyers seeking appreciation should look elsewhere, while holders at current levels face reasonable downside protection.