Maserati GranTurismo

Why the Maserati GranTurismo

The GranTurismo is the understated Italian in the fleet, all flowing lines and trident badge, beautiful rather than brash. It's the choice for couples and clients who want something distinctive and elegant rather than loud, with the comfort of a true four-seat grand tourer behind it.

On the day

Your Maserati arrives early with a professional chauffeur, immaculate, climate-set and beautifully presented, ready for photos and the arrival. Ask for your driver by name; the team knows the venues and the timing.

At a glance

• BodyItalian grand tourer
• MarqueMaserati
• SeatsUp to 4
• ServiceChauffeur-driven
• Best forWeddings · formals · corporate
• PresentationDetailed before every booking

Also consider

For more grand-touring elegance take a look at the Bentley Flying Spur, or the Rolls-Royce Ghost for the ultimate in refinement.

When to choose the GranTurismo

Choose the GranTurismo for an elegant, characterful arrival — a wedding getaway car, a proposal, or a stylish entrance that wants Italian flair without full supercar theatre. For louder drama instead, see the supercar range; for handcrafted luxury, the Bentley Flying Spur.

The GranTurismo character

Italian grand tourers occupy their own emotional register — less aggressive than a mid-engined supercar, more romantic than a German saloon, with the trident badge carrying racing heritage back to the 1920s. The GranTurismo is the car clients choose when the brief says elegant but interesting: a proposal where the car should charm rather than intimidate, a shoot that needs Italian curves, an anniversary drive along the coast where the journey is the point. The long bonnet and low stance give photographers a profile line that flatters every backdrop, and the cabin’s stitched leather feels occasion-appropriate without being a museum piece. It slots into mixed line-ups as the character car — the one guests ask about — and it suits couples who find a Rolls too formal and a Lamborghini too loud. The middle of that spectrum is exactly where Maserati has always lived.