Here we have one of those siren-song cars, a 1986 Maserati Biturbo Zagato Spyder.Just roll that name around in your mouth. Feels good, doesn't it? First off, there's the venerated Maserati name.

Zagato chose the Maserati A6 G Zagato of 1954 as its inspiration. The Maserati GS Zagato, like its ancestor, has all-aluminium bodywork and bears the Trident on the bonnet and the Z on the wing.

A Maserati with links to an Argentinian dictator can be yours. With its unique Zagato bodywork, the A6G/54 2000 Spyder is a classic example of the golden age of Italian coachbuilding.

This Spyder, for instance, is a very handsome car. Zagato designer Giuseppe Mittino penned its design and compact proportions based on the original Pierangelo Andreani-designed coupe. Maserati ...

The 1984 Maserati Biturbo Spyder was powered by a 2.0-liter twin-turbo six ... Maserati commissioned Zagato to design coupé bodywork for the 450 S race car with the help of British aerodynamics ...

Zagato’s 2015 il Mostro Nuovo is a taut, sleek and cohesive interpretation of the ungainly 1957 original. il Mostro Nuovo is more than a Zagato reskin or elaboration of an existing road-legal ...

The Maserati A6G/2000 Berlinetta Zagato Was Both Fast and Beautiful. In mid-1950s Italy, speed and beauty weren’t mutually exclusive terms. Rory Jurnecka Writer May 24, 2019.

In 1988, along with the Biturbo Spyder, Maserati entrusted Zagato with the job of creating of a special version. The Karif was a coupé developed on the chassis of the Spyder, ...