What is the Maserati 430?
The 430 is a four-door saloon in Maserati’s Biturbo family. It brought the family’s sporting character to a practical body style, with a twin-turbo V6. Maserati’s archive describes the 2.8-litre engine as intended chiefly for export markets.
The 430 generation, identified by the code AM332, ran from 1987 to 1994. It was one of the saloons and coupés developed from the Biturbo family, whose shared roots gave the range a recognisable identity.
Engines and power
The US-market 430 had a 2.8-litre petrol engine. Its twin-turbo V6 followed the Biturbo family’s approach to combining a compact engine with turbocharging.
How economical is the Maserati 430?
In the United States, the EPA lists two versions for 1989–1991. The best combined rating is 15 MPG, equivalent to 15.7 L/100 km. EPA results use a different test procedure from Europe’s WLTP and NEDC tests and Canada’s 5-cycle test.
Where was the Maserati 430 sold?
Maserati’s archive describes the 2.8-litre 430 as intended chiefly for export markets. US EPA figures cover 1989–1991, within the 430 generation’s 1987–1994 run.
Questions and answers
Is the Maserati 430 a coupé or a saloon?
It is a four-door saloon in the Biturbo family.
What engine is listed for US versions?
A 2.8-litre petrol engine.
What is the best listed EPA combined rating?
15 MPG combined, equivalent to 15.7 L/100 km.
What years did the 430 generation run?
1987–1994.