Is the 2022 Maserati MC20 a good car?
No.
0 of 4checks
- First car: 0 of 5. Price $212,000. Class median $84,660.
- Commuter: $154 a month. Class median $132.
- Off-road: no AWD or 4WD.
- Price: 61% above cars like it.
- Not enough data: family car, seniors, good buy.
20 miles one way, 5 days a week. Gas $3.20. Power 17 cents per kWh.
| Check | Result | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Family car | Not enough data | N/A |
| First car | No | 0 of 5 parts |
| Commuter | No | $154 vs $132 a month |
| Seniors | Not enough data | N/A |
| Off-road | No | No AWD or 4WD |
| Worth the money | No | 61% above predicted |
| Good buy | Not enough data | N/A |
- Each check compares the cheapest trim with the number to its class.
- A check passes when it misses at most 1 part.
- Yes when the car passes more than half of its checks.
Is the MC20 a good family car?
Not enough data.
Is the MC20 a good first car?
No. Passes 0 of 5 parts.
| Measure | This car | Class | Cars | Pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $212,000 | Median $84,660 | 36 | No |
| Horsepower | 630 hp | 241 hp to 612 hp | 35 | No |
| Length | 183.8 in | Median 183.6 in | 34 | No |
| Turning circle | 38.7 ft | Median 36.8 ft | 28 | No |
| Fuel cost per mile | 17.8 cents | Median 15.2 cents | 36 | No |
Horsepower: 10th to 75th percentile of the class.
Is the MC20 a good commuter car?
No. $154 a month to commute. Class median $132.
- Miles a month
- 867
- This car
- $154
- Median of 36 coupes
- $132
- Highway mpg
- 25 mpg, top 47% of 32
Is the MC20 a good car for seniors?
Not enough data.
Is the MC20 a good off-road vehicle?
No. No AWD or 4WD.
Is the MC20 worth the money?
No. Priced 61% above cars like it.
- Price, RWD
- $212,000
- Predicted price
- $131,399
- Gap
- +$80,601 (+61%)
- Model error
- 13% median, 290 cars
Price model: horsepower, length, width, drivetrain, powertrain, body and luxury, 2022 cars.
Passes at up to 5% above the predicted price.
Is the MC20 a good buy?
Not enough data.
What this cannot tell you
No safety, reliability or insurance data.
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