Maserati: car auctions USA

739 vehicles found
45,250 USD 2024 Maserati Granturismo

2024 Maserati Granturismo

VIN: ZAMBMVDB0RX440502

Lot: 45689390

iaai 2026-07-30
41,000 USD 2024 Maserati All Other

2024 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZAMBMSAB2R0449097

Lot: 60162906

copart 2026-09-29
29,500 USD 2024 Maserati All Other

2024 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZAMBMVBB7RX436739

Lot: 71917666

copart 2026-10-22
27,750 USD 2024 Maserati All Other

2024 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZAMBMVBBXRX432698

Lot: 73171966

copart 2026-10-26
26,500 USD 2018 Maserati All Other

2018 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZAM45VMA1J0291849

Lot: 55847986

copart 2026-09-03
25,500 USD 2024 Maserati All Other

2024 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZN6PMDBA4R7450656

Lot: 66398696

copart 2026-09-25
25,300 USD 2018 Maserati Granturismo

2018 Maserati Granturismo

VIN: ZAM45VLA4J0271208

Lot: 44634994

iaai 2026-03-18
25,250 USD 2017 Maserati All Models

2017 Maserati All Models

VIN: ZAM57XSA9H1206127

Lot: 67148216

copart 2026-09-11
24,550 USD 2024 Maserati Grecale

2024 Maserati Grecale

VIN: ZN6PMDAA2R7447417

Lot: 45832570

iaai 2026-08-04
24,150 USD 2023 Maserati Levante

2023 Maserati Levante

VIN: ZN661YUM9PX413716

Lot: 44678022

iaai 2026-09-01
23,900 USD 2022 Maserati All Other

2022 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZN661ZUM7NX402801

Lot: 65599226

copart 2026-09-09
23,600 USD 2023 Maserati Grecale

2023 Maserati Grecale

VIN: ZN682AVM9P7426588

Lot: 64911566

copart 2026-08-31
23,000 USD 2022 Maserati All Other

2022 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZN661YUM3NX383755

Lot: 64419196

copart 2026-09-22
21,900 USD 2015 Maserati All Models

2015 Maserati All Models

VIN: ZAM45VMA3F0133889

Lot: 65397126

copart 2026-10-01
21,675 USD 2023 Maserati Grecale

2023 Maserati Grecale

VIN: ZN682AVM3P7434198

Lot: 45708111

iaai 2026-07-29
20,700 USD 2023 Maserati Quattropor

2023 Maserati Quattropor

VIN: ZAM56YRMXPX422248

Lot: 57325946

copart 2026-09-09
20,400 USD 2023 Maserati All Other

2023 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZN661YUM6PX435611

Lot: 67845696

copart 2026-10-23
20,300 USD 2023 Maserati All Other

2023 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZN682AVM8P7429014

Lot: 69851446

copart 2026-10-21
20,100 USD 2023 Maserati All Other

2023 Maserati All Other

VIN: ZN682AVM0P7427399

Lot: 54059896

copart 2026-10-13
20,100 USD 2023 Maserati Levante

2023 Maserati Levante

VIN: ZN661YUM2PX413718

Lot: 45958119

iaai 2026-08-11

Maserati Cars from USA Auctions

The iconic trident on the hood is one of the most recognizable symbols in automotive history. Maserati, the Italian brand with more than a century of heritage, has always been associated with racing passion, craftsmanship, and unmistakable style. Thanks to American car auctions, however, these emotions are now accessible to a much wider group of enthusiasts. Unlike Ferrari or Lamborghini, whose prices remain extremely high even after accidents, Maserati experiences one of the fastest depreciation rates in the luxury car segment. On auction platforms such as Copart and IAAI, this translates into starting prices that often surprise buyers. Models like the Maserati Ghibli, Maserati Levante, and Maserati Quattroporte - cars that originally cost well over six figures - can sometimes begin bidding at prices comparable to used mid-size vehicles.

The depreciation phenomenon of Maserati is well documented and results from several factors that paradoxically work in favor of knowledgeable buyers. High servicing costs at authorized dealerships, a relatively limited service network, and concerns about electronics have historically reduced demand on the secondary market, creating a price gap that savvy importers can take advantage of. Today, however, more independent European workshops specialize in Italian vehicles and can service Maserati models at a fraction of official dealership prices. Drivers who appreciate Italian driving passion may also want to explore Alfa Romeo cars from US auctions, which share the modern Giorgio platform and offer a similarly engaging driving experience in a slightly more accessible package.

Maserati Car Auctions in the USA

Bidding on Maserati vehicles at Copart and IAAI requires patience, technical knowledge, and a bit of courage, but the reward can be spectacular. One of the most important aspects to evaluate is the engine. The Maserati Ghibli and Maserati Quattroporte feature V6 and V8 engines developed in collaboration with Ferrari, delivering thrilling performance but also requiring professional maintenance. The widely used 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6, produced at Ferrari’s Maranello facility, powers most modern Maserati models and can provide years of reliable performance when properly maintained. While parts for these engines may be more expensive than those for typical premium vehicles, the price difference between purchasing at auction and buying on the European market often more than compensates for these costs.

The Maserati Levante, the brand’s first SUV, is particularly interesting on US auction platforms. Introduced in 2016, it quickly became one of Maserati’s best-selling models in the United States. Its high original retail price combined with rapid depreciation arguably creates one of the best opportunities in the entire Italian luxury SUV segment. Air suspension, all-wheel drive, and the distinctive sound of its Ferrari-derived engine make Levante a vehicle that attracts attention wherever it appears. When evaluating damage, it is worth remembering that Maserati uses advanced body materials such as aluminum and composites, which require specialized equipment to repair. Comparing Levante with Porsche cars from US auctions is natural - the Cayenne represents a more technically predictable but often less emotional alternative. Importing a Maserati from the USA to Europe follows the standard procedure, though it is advisable to ensure the chosen vehicle includes a complete service history.

Maserati Auction History on Copart and IAAI

On American car auctions, Maserati occupies a unique niche - it is a brand highly desired for its emotional appeal, yet surrounded by concerns about maintenance costs. This combination often leads to surprisingly low bidding competition. Experienced buyers know that a Maserati with mileage under 60,000 miles, equipped with the twin-turbo V6 and showing primarily cosmetic body damage, can be one of the best opportunities available on Copart. The Maserati Quattroporte, the brand’s flagship luxury sedan competing with vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class or BMW 7 Series, can sometimes be purchased at auction for the price of a well-equipped mid-range sedan - while offering a completely different driving experience.

Importers bringing Maserati vehicles from the United States to Europe form a growing yet still relatively small community. This often means less competition at auctions compared with highly popular brands such as BMW or Mercedes-Benz. Import procedures are largely standard - including customs duties, VAT, excise tax, and vehicle inspection - though certain US-market equipment variants may require individual homologation. Experienced import companies typically handle this process without difficulty. A Maserati Ghibli in GranSport or GranLusso specification, with its distinctive Italian interior design and spine-tingling engine sound, is an experience many enthusiasts would pay a fortune for - yet thanks to US auctions, it can become accessible at a surprisingly reasonable price. Buyers exploring similar premium alternatives may also consider Jaguar cars from US auctions, which offer British elegance and sporty character within a comparable price range.