1986 Maserati Biturbo Spyder

• Striking black over tan specification
• Zagato designed and built
• Twin turbocharged V6 engine
• Automatic transmission
• An exciting modern classic alternative

Alejandro de Tomaso had a bold vision for Maserati when he acquired the ailing manufacturer in 1976, with a strategy focussing on a more affordable sports car range called Biturbo. As implied, the Biturbo had a twin-turbocharged V6 engine of Maserati's own design, and in 1984 Zagato was commissioned to develop a Spyder variant. The wheelbase was shortened by some 114mm to create a strict two-seater with compact proportions, and with a manual transmission and endless torque from the world's first production twin turbocharged engine, the Spyder lived up to the famous trident badge. Today, the Biturbo Spyder is a tasteful under-the-radar alternative for those wanting a high-performance modern classic roadster.

This Biturbo presents in a spectacular combination of black over a tan interior and hood. Paperwork includes a technical inspection report from 2011 and a Belgian registration document. A service and check up will be required before future use.