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Maserati GranTurismo vs Audi R8 : Choose Your Car

“Molds were made to be broken.”

In some sense, this phrase describes the ethos that has driven performance brands like Maserati to the pursuit of excellence for the last 100 years. Through a combination of artful design and world-class engine mechanics, the trident logo has represented a welcomed departure from the type of automotive experience indicative of the everyday mold. As is clear from the R8 model pictured above, Audi is certainly part of that conversation as well.

Having developed a comparison matrix that highlights R8 and Maserati’s GranTurismo coupe, Continental AutoSports looks to examine how it is that each of these vehicles breaks the mold of traditional automotive design and engineering. A cursory glance indicates that both models aim to please with emotive design and powerful eight-cylinder engine options.Yet a philosophical approach to the consideration at hand suggests a clear superior in the Maserati GranTurismo vs. Audi R8 comparison.

Comparing Maserati GranTurismo and Audi R8
While it’s one thing to break from the mold of everyday automotive process, doing so in a functional manner is another. Applying this somewhat philosophical approach to the Maserati GranTurismo vs. Audi R8 comparison, it’s clear that Maserati’s mold-breaking effort yields more functional value for luxury clients trusting the trident brand to deliver a high-quality automotive experience. Not only does GranTurismo’s larger displacement V8 considerably out-produce R8 when it comes to torque and horsepower, but the work of Italian luxury also offers drivers a fully functional second row of seating.

As enthusiasts reach their own conclusions about the Maserati GranTurismo vs. Audi R8 data laid out above, Continental Maserati in Hinsdale invites Chicago-area luxury clients to consider the Italian luxury model breaking the mold with a sensible approach to world-class art and engineering. Navigate above to browse Continental Maserati’s GranTurismo selection and additional luxury vehicle resources.

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