Maserati Sebring Series I

Maserati introduced its Sebring model in 1962. The Sebring was styled by Vignale of Italy and featured a trendy four headlamp nose. The wheelbase of this pretty coupe allowed room for four seats and the interior must have benefited from the air-conditioning unit which was available as an extra.

Standard specification also included a five speed gearbox, disc brakes and fuel injection for the straight six engine. Options included a limited slip-diff' and automatic transmission. The Series I cars used a 3485cc engine to start with which offered plenty of power. The Sebring Series I finished in 1965 to make way for the Series II model.