Modena Automobili is heading down a nostalgic yet forward-thinking path with their new Maserati Biturbo Shamal resto-mod project, unveiled just in time for the 2024 SEMA Show buzz. This high-end ...

The Shamal was unveiled in 1989, with production starting in the nineties. As a rival to the BMW 850i, the Maserati had a twin-turbocharged V8 (instead of the regular Biturbo’s V6) that ...

Modena Automobili just debuted a limited-run, high-performance restomod of the Maserati Biturbo inspired by the iconic Shamal.Known as the Maserati Biturbo Shamal Restomod, this reimagining takes ...

Before Maserati's design and production quality resurgence under Ferrari stewardship, the Italian automaker built powerful sports coupes like the Shamal. Too bad quality control was nearly ...

Instead of the Biturbo's twin-turbo V6, Maserati shoehorned a larger 3.2-liter twin-turbocharged V8 under the Shamal's angular bonnet. The V8 has double overhead camshafts (DOHC), four valves per ...

Modena Automobil just unveiled a Maserati Biturbo Shamal restomod called the Project MA-01. The company hopes to build 33 examples of the vehicle.

Remember the Maserati Shamal? Alright, maybe you don’t, but Maserati certainly hasn’t forgotten. As this year’s quasi-virtual SEMA show continues, Maserati has joined the fray by threatening ...

We didn’t expect to see the Maserati Biturbo join the party, but a coachbuilder named Modena Automobili announced plans to become the Singer of underappreciated Reagan-era Italian sport sedans.

Maybe it's because I have terrible taste. I don't know. All I know is that the Biturbo and its Ghibli and Shamal successors managed to carry Maserati through two tumultuous decades.

Without the funds for a new car, Maserati had to make the best of what it had for the Shamal, with rather more Biturbo present than anyone thought desirable.

Maserati Project Rekall is the cyberpunk Shamal nobody asked for but we totally want It might only be a rendering, but we're super glad this exists.