4. Maserati GranTurismo
Another highly expensive sports car that has made its way onto the list is the Maserati GranTurismo. Introduced in 2008 the GranTurismo has seen minimal updates over its lifespan and continues to be the focal point of the Maserati lineup. While other automakers have upgraded their product lines, the GranTurismo soldiers on as one of the oldest cars on the market. What it does offer is a potent V8 engine and lots of styles, but when you compare it to other offerings on the market, it doesn’t offer anything unique.
The Maserati brand, in general, is known for creating innovative vehicles that are fun to drive. The Bi-Turbo of the eighties was one of the best sports cars of the eighties, and the brand needs to get back to that innovation. The GranTurismo is perhaps one of the best-known exotics on the market right now, generally due to low resale value. We have to wonder when the GranTurismo is going to be upgraded because the 2008 technology has worn out its welcome for a lot of exotic car shoppers.