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Sebring Series II 4.0
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Sebring Series II 4.0

Sebring · 1965–1968RWD

The largest-engined Sebring, part of the Series II facelift from 1965 with revised frontal styling by Vignale. It used the 4014cc twin-cam straight-six with Lucas fuel injection, giving around 255 hp through a ZF five-speed gearbox. The 2+2 body retained aluminium panels over a steel structure with all-round disc brakes. It was one of the last road cars to carry Maserati's classic DOHC six.

252 hpPower
245 km/hTop Speed
1965-1968Year
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Sebring Series II 4.0, every angle

Sebring Series II 4.0Exterior
Sebring Series II 4.0Exterior
Sebring Series II 4.0Exterior
Sebring Series II 4.0Exterior
Sebring Series II 4.0Exterior
Sebring Series II 4.0Exterior
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Specifications

Powertrain
Engineering details
Engine4.0L I6
Displacement4.0 L
Cylinders6
FuelPetrol
Transmission5-speed Manual
DrivetrainRWD
Performance
Numbers that matter
Power252 hp
Top speed245 km/h
Weight1400 kg
Dimensions & body
Doors2
Seats4

STORY

The Maserati Sebring was a two-seat grand tourer produced from 1962 to 1968, based on the 3500 GT chassis and styled by Vignale. It used the twin-plug straight-six with Lucas fuel injection, offered in 3.5, 3.7 and 4.0-litre forms. It was produced in two series, with around 590 built in total.

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