2001 Maserati Spyder

2001 to 2007 · Convertible

The Maserati Spyder represents the marque's triumphant return to affordable grand touring after decades of financial turmoil. Built on the shared platform with Ferrari's 3200 GT, this Pininfarina-penned convertible housed Maserati's gorgeous 4.2-liter V8, delivering 390 horsepower through either a six-speed manual or Cambiocorsa automated transmission. The Spyder's flowing lines and aggressive stance made it an instant classic, while its Ferrari-derived engine provided genuine supercar performance with that distinctive Maserati growl. Production totaled just over 28,000 units across its seven-year run, making it relatively accessible compared to contemporary Ferrari offerings. Today, well-maintained examples with manual transmissions command premium prices, particularly early cars with the more reliable conventional clutch. The Spyder marked Maserati's renaissance under Ferrari ownership, bridging the gap between the brand's racing heritage and modern luxury performance expectations.