
We'd be willing to bet it's not easy buying for the typical Maserati owner. If they can afford such a fabulous, expensive car, they've probably bought all the DVDs and socks they will ever want. But now Maserati rushes to the rescue with their official merchandise shop.
Whether its a $41 Maserati logo t-shirt or the rhodium-plated, silver cufflinks (shown above) for $112, there should be something your trident-loving guy or gal will get revved up about.
On our wish list is the trident pin for a reasonable $10 and the not-so-reasonable limited edition 1:10 scale Quattraporte in aluminum for $676. And while the store doesn't go so far as to carry Maserati-branded hosiery, they do have bath towels.
Click through to the jump to see a few more items from the Maserati collection.

Men's or women's t-shirts - $41

Alcantara shoulder bag - $204

Cotton bath towel - $67
All prices converted from Euros by XE.com at 3:30 p.m. April 11, 2007.











Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
MAK @ Apr 11th 2007 6:58PM
Maserati is ChiC! Feragamo, and Quatroporte and now this marketing...it's no time before their new unveiling becomes the "Toast of the Towne!"
MAK @ Apr 11th 2007 7:03PM
Maserati is ChiC! Ferragamo, and Quatroporte and now this
marketing...it's no time before their new unveiling becomes the
"Toast of the Towne!"
igor @ Apr 11th 2007 7:17PM
The only trident I will ever pay for is the gum, maserati is lackluster and so is their logo.
Scott @ Apr 11th 2007 8:05PM
Am I alone in finding Maseratis somewhat unattractive? They just don't do it for me, I'd take any Aston Martin over a Maserati in a heartbeat. Eh. To each his own, but this marketing whoring stuff is pretty lame regardless.
Chet @ Apr 11th 2007 8:15PM
If you don't own the Maserati, I doubt the cufflinks are going to impress the girl... and if you DO own the Maserati, I doubt the cufflinks are going to make a difference.
Barretta @ Apr 11th 2007 8:20PM
That T-Shirt with the grill, My eyes! My eyes!
Are there no ends to which previously ice cool brands are 'diversified' until you're not quite sure if they're famous for making laptops, watches or cars?
HAS THE WORLD GONE MAD, STOP!
Not that long ago there were a decent number of real automotive blue blood brands making shite, yet utterly cool cars (Bentley, Maserati, Aston Martin). Now, I can't think of one old blue blood brand that doesn't stick their badge on a watch or laptop. Still, I guess that's the price of survival.
James @ Apr 12th 2007 12:03AM
I was never really a huge Maserati fan, but I'd wear those cuff links. They're pretty hot.
I think I'd rather drive a BMW, though.
Axel1 @ Apr 12th 2007 4:24AM
Wow!!!
Good stuff!
I would wear those cufflinks and those driving gloves!
Luciano @ Apr 12th 2007 4:50AM
I believe that this is a good idea! It will be a great way to promote the Maserati style and classic culture...curious to see all products!
www.lucianobove.blogspot.com
fbears @ Apr 12th 2007 6:44AM
talk about comeback!!!
awesome stuff for awesome cars
Jim in Tampa @ Apr 12th 2007 8:36AM
I'm with you Scott. The Aston Martin lineup is a much better looking than the Maseratis.
And I still can't convince my cousin that he's not impressing anyone with his Mercedes Benz shirts when he's really driving a 98 Mazda 626.
8189720 @ Apr 12th 2007 10:11AM
Eff-off, stupid Maserati and their ugly logo and overprices junk. It's bad enough you sell your cars for more then the average person makes in a couple of years, but what encourage wannabe's with your forty dollar t-shirts. I could just go to China and buy one for a dollar and treat myself to a trip around the world.
Okay, end rant. :)
roadside observer @ Apr 12th 2007 10:45AM
How much does the accessory girl cost?
Windy @ Apr 24th 2007 2:42PM
Hey guys, I tell you: the smartest move of Maserati was to brand a remote-controlled Quattroporte!! Yes, I can afford this Quattroporte and as a plus it is much easier to park ;-) . I think I will pair it with the remote-controlled helicopter I bought in my last trip to Hong-Kong and finally shoot into the Jet set. ;-))