by Wallace Wyss - When Giorgetto Giugiaro cut himself adrift from Ghia Carrozzeria he put himself under a lot of pressure. He had to come up with something dramatic to put in auto shows to get the work flowing in. Fortunately, from his … [Read more...]
The New Maserati Neptune: Student-Designed Wave of the Future….
June 19, 2021 By 8 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - While I'll admit that I was taken back by the radical lines of the Maserati Neptune (mostly regarding visibility) I hafta admit that it is a giant step for Maserati in that they used an existing chassis for this new … [Read more...]
Move Over Ferrari – Maserati’s MC20 Is Here
September 23, 2020 By 8 Comments
by Wallace Wyss - I remember back in the Fifties when a Maserati race car was considered equal to Ferrari. But Maserati fell upon hard times when Ferrari kept chugging along. At least when DeTomaso owned it, they came out with two mid-engined … [Read more...]
Marketing: Mid-Engine Maserati MC20
September 11, 2020 By 4 Comments
So far, in the introduction of the MC20, Maserati has committed several marketing faux pax, but they can still save themselves by pricing it right... by Wallace Wyss - OK I get it, Maserati saw all these Ferraris rolling out the factory … [Read more...]
A Fine Day At The Hillsborough Concours d’Elegance in 2014
June 28, 2020 By Leave a Comment
With the many car events canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic we will not see the car action we are accustomed to at this time of year. I thought it would be a good idea to reach back into the My Car Quest archives and occasionally re-post … [Read more...]
Riverside International Automobile Museum: The Selling Of A Museum
June 13, 2016 By 4 Comments
by Anonymous - Back in 2006, Ray Magnon and his son, Doug Magnon, were two racing enthusiasts credited with founding the Riverside International Automotive Museum. Originally, Doug being a Maserati collector, his goal was to have the largest … [Read more...]
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