What is the Maserati Biturbo?
The Biturbo is a compact Maserati coupé introduced in 1981. Its twin-turbo V6 and luxurious interior brought the marque’s sporting character to a smaller car. Maserati’s classic-car history describes it as a turning point for the company.
The Biturbo’s compact 90-degree V6 used two small turbochargers, an unusual arrangement for a production car at the time. The result was a distinctive take on the sporting coupé, with a cabin intended for everyday driving as well as longer trips.
Generations and engines
The Biturbo generation ran from 1981 to 1988 under the AM331 code. Maserati developed several versions, including the Biturbo S, then the fuel-injected Biturbo i and Si. The twin-turbo V6 remained central to the range.
The US EPA figures cover petrol versions with a 2.5 L engine from 1984 to 1987.
How economical is the Maserati Biturbo?
The EPA combined rating is 14 MPG, equivalent to 16.8 L/100 km. EPA testing uses a different procedure from the WLTP or NEDC tests used in Europe. The US model years shown are 1984–1987.
Questions and answers
What kind of car is the Maserati Biturbo?
It is a compact Maserati coupé with a twin-turbo V6 and a luxurious interior.
When did the Biturbo generation run?
The Biturbo generation ran from 1981 to 1988.
What engine is listed for the US Biturbo?
The US EPA figures cover petrol versions with a 2.5 L engine.
What is its official US fuel economy?
The EPA combined rating is 14 MPG, or 16.8 L/100 km.