The Maserati Levante was introduced in 2016 as Maserati’s first SUV model, marking the brand’s entry into this segment. The 2017 Maserati Levante 3.0L twin-turbo V6 belongs to the first generation of this model and combines the GT character for which Maserati is known with the practical design of a luxury SUV. In Europe, the Levante was positioned as an alternative to larger premium SUVs, emphasizing driving experience and Italian design.
Built on a platform shared with other FCA Group luxury models, the Levante was given its own tuning and character. Its development led to various versions and technical variants. In the Netherlands, the Maserati Levante 3.0L twin-turbo V6 appeals to enthusiasts seeking space and practicality without sacrificing the brand’s sporty image.
The model’s market position is defined by its distinctive design, brand image, and engine character. The V6 twin-turbo version continues Maserati’s tradition of performance, emotional sound, and a unique presence compared to competitors. As Maserati shifts toward electrification and phases out gasoline models, this vehicle represents a notable part of the brand’s recent history.
This Maserati Levante features an eight-speed automatic transmission, known for its comfort and quick shifting, complementing its sporty yet luxurious character. The steering response is notably direct, and the engine sound enhances its emotional appeal.
The car has 50,807 km on the odometer, with verifiable records showing 33,200 km in 2022 and 46,300 km in 2024. It includes two original remote-control keys, and the maintenance and service booklets are complete and filled out. Five maintenance services have been recorded at 2,433 km, 8,896 km, 21,700 km, 35,213 km, and 46,313 km. The vehicle was registered in Japan on February 29, 2017; the model year may differ from this date.
Japanese Maserati Levante models are known for their consistent maintenance and careful use. With Maserati’s current focus on electric models, this gasoline-powered Levante is becoming increasingly rare in Europe.
This thoroughly documented vehicle offers a combination of Italian design, performance, and reliability. It is available for viewing during the auction viewing days.
Please note: This car is being auctioned online by Classic Car Auctions in the “SUV, Youngtimers Specials Summer Auction.” The bidding starts at €10,000. The auction opens on Friday, July 24, 2026, at 5:00 PM and closes on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, starting at 8:00 PM. The vehicle is located at Anthony Fokkerweg 7, 1422 AE Uithoorn, Netherlands.
