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Maserati Mexico
Because they produced it in less than 500 examples from 1966 to 1972, the Mexico was a forgotten Maserati. It wasn’t as flashy or sporty as their other models, but it offered an unbeatable combination of driving dynamics, looks and comfort for four passengers. The Vignale design house styled the Mexico. It featured a V8 engine and a choice of an automatic transmission. In those days, automatics in thoroughbred coupes were unimaginable, but Maserati wanted to offer ultimate comfort to its customers.