Strengths
- Ferrari-Maranello V6 sounds great
- Trofeo V8 genuinely fast
- Styling stands out from German rivals
Weaknesses
- FCA cabin feels cheap for the money
- Brutal depreciation
- Reliability mixed
- Bootlid and shutlines variable
Notable tech
- Maserati M157 platform (shared with Quattroporte VI)
- Four-door saloon only
- Ferrari-Maranello 3.0 TT V6 (350 / 430 bhp)
- Ferrari-Maranello 3.8 TT V8 (572 bhp Trofeo)
- 3.0 V6 diesel (VM Motori, 271 bhp) for UK fleet
- 2.0 mild-hybrid 4-cyl GT (330 bhp) from 2021
- ZF 8AT throughout
- RWD or Q4 AWD on V6 TT petrol
- 2017 facelift, 2021 Trofeo launch, production ended 2024
Common issues
- ZF 8AT solenoid wear
- 3.0 V6 oil leaks
- Air suspension failures
- Infotainment bugs
- Coil pack wear
- Diesel EGR / DPF
Engine derivatives
UK trims and engines offered across M157's life. Click any two rows to compare them side-by-side.
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2.0 MHEV GT 4-cyl
BHP326
Torque450 Nm
0–605.7 s
Top158 mph
MPG32 mpg
DriveRWD
Gearbox8AT
3.0 TT V6 350
BHP345
Torque500 Nm
0–605.5 s
Top166 mph
MPG26 mpg
DriveRWD / Q4 AWD
Gearbox8AT
3.0 TT V6 S 430
BHP424
Torque580 Nm
0–604.7 s
Top178 mph
MPG25 mpg
DriveRWD / Q4 AWD
Gearbox8AT
3.0 V6 diesel
BHP271
Torque600 Nm
0–606.3 s
Top155 mph
MPG42 mpg
DriveRWD
Gearbox8AT
Trofeo 3.8 TT V8
BHP572
Torque730 Nm
0–604.3 s
Top203 mph
MPG22 mpg
DriveRWD
Gearbox8AT