This event promises to be a memorable day showcasing a stunning display of the great Grand Tourer Maserati models combined with a wonderful opportunity to meet other Maserati owners at the prestigious Salon Prive Supercar Saturday, sponsored and supported by Lockton Insurance.

 

The Club event and parking is open to all Maserati Cars and Owners – Club Members and Non-Club Members.  Please do get in touch with your Maserati friends and encourage them to join you and us for this celebration.
The GT cars listed below will be on display in one area of the Club Parking.  The Club would like as many GT cars as possible to be there and included in the display.  Listed below is a summary of the GT models that will be included in the GT Greats Display.  Please bring your Maserati GT!!
Please note that all Maserati models are welcome and will also be parked in the Club parking area. The event is organised and hosted by Steve Fowler who is Club Regional Hub captain for East Sussex.  Please do contact Steve via his club email address, [email protected] if you would like more information. A GT owners mail shot will be going out shortly to those identified as a GT owner. More information about the event, the Salon Prive/Lockton Concours and places to stay will follow in the end March Newsletter.

Please save the date Saturday 5th September 2026 and even better please book your place as soon as possible.  To book go to  salonpriveconcours.com/car-clubs  to buy tickets for Saturday 5th September. For Car and Club members, scroll down to Maserati Club UK then click on buy tickets. Also make sure you enter 1 into the Parking Free Box for your Paddock Parking Pass as well as the number of adults.

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80 years of the Grand Tourer Greats – List of Models

The Early GT Foundations (1940s–1950s) These cars were not called “GTs” at the time, but they embody the DNA.

One of the first – 1957 A6G Frua Spider displayed in the Louwman Museum

A6 1500 (1947–1950) Maserati’s first true road car. Pininfarina’s elegant 2-seater coupe. Fast for its era, refined, civilised — the first Maserati GT in spirit.

A6G/54 (1954–1957) Zagato, Frua and Allemano bodied versions. Beautiful, lightweight, dual-purpose road GTs with race pedigree. These two models effectively establish Maserati as a GT maker, not merely a racing constructor. 

The Golden Age of the GT — When Maserati Perfected the Formula (1957–1974) These are the “canon” GTs — textbook examples studied by historians. Models include 3500 GT (1957–1964): 3500 GTI & 3500 GT Spyder:  (Vignale Spyder), Sebring (1962–1969): Mistral (1963–1970): Mexico (1966–1972):  Indy (1969–1975) and Khamsin (1974–1982).  

The Exotic GTs — When Maserati Mixed Supercar & GT (1967–1990s) Not pure GTs, but GT-capable with exotic character.  Models include Ghibli I (1967–1973):  Bora (1971–1978):  Merak (1972–1983) and Ghibli II (1992–1998) 

Modern Era GTs — The Renaissance (1998–2012) When Maserati returned decisively to the GT category. Models include 3200 GT (1998–2002) and 4200 Coupé / Spyder (2002–2007) 3rd gen GT platform 

 The Contemporary Icons — True 21st-Century GTs (2007–2020) This period defines Maserati’s GT dominance again. Models include GranTurismo (2007–2019) and GranCabrio (2010–2019)

The Current / Electrified GT Generation (2023–present) Maserati returns to the GT heartland. Introducing the new GranTurismo II (2023–) and Gran Cabrio II (2024-)

And the latest Gran Turismo II 2026 – a truly exceptional Maserati GT.

Steve and the Club Team are very much looking forward to welcoming you and your Maserati to the Club event at Salon Prive Supercar Saturday 5th September 2026.