Maserati Racing

The Maserati Racing is a limited-series car that Maserati of Italy made in only 230 examples between 1990 and 1992, derived from the Biturbo in chassis and engine and sold only on the Italian market, although a few are found across Europe. When it was officially presented on 14 December 1990, the company said it had the most powerful series-production two-litre engine in the world, with 283 CV at 6,250 rpm and 374 N·m of torque at 4,250 rpm. The engine was an evolution of the 24-valve twin-turbo six-cylinder presented in 1988, with a redesigned crankshaft, lightened connecting rods, a changed compression ratio and matched turbochargers. The body took its front from the Shamal and its shape from the 1982 Biturbo, the gearbox was a new five-speed Getrag, and it was the first car to have intelligent active suspension from Koni as standard, with four settings selectable from the driver's seat. The top speed was 256 km/h, 0 to 100 km/h took 5.9 seconds, deliveries began in May 1991 and the 1991 price was 75,285,000 lire, with red or black paint.