1967 Maserati Mexico

Make

Maserati

Model

Mexico

Year

1967

Listed price

$67,500

Location

Crownsville, Maryland

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

34,601 miles

The Maserati Mexico, introduced at the 1966 Geneva Motor Show, emerged as a sophisticated 2+2 grand tourer, building on the esteemed chassis of the Quattroporte I and inheriting design cues from the legendary 5000 GT. Named in honor of Mexican racing driver Pedro Rodríguez, who famously won the 1966 Mexican Grand Prix in a Maserati-powered Cooper, the Mexico embodied Maserati's commitment to luxurious performance. It was a more compact and elegant alternative to the larger Quattroporte, offering a blend of Italian craftsmanship and potent V8 power in a more personal package. Only 485 examples were produced between 1966 and 1972, making it a rare sight, with just 305 featuring the more desirable 4.2-liter engine. This particular 1967 Maserati Mexico represents the heart of that limited production run, powered by the acclaimed 4.2-liter V8 engine. Paired with a manual transmission, it offers a truly engaging driving experience, allowing the pilot to fully exploit the engine's sonorous power delivery. Showing 34,601 miles, this example is a testament to its enduring appeal and careful preservation, ready for its next chapter on the open road. For the enthusiast seeking a rare and elegant Italian grand tourer with a rich pedigree, this Maserati Mexico presents a compelling opportunity.