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2003 MASERATI SPYDER.(News)(Brief Article)
ON SALE: Now (2004 models also available)
BASE PRICE: $90,972
POWERTRAIN: 4.2-liter, 390-hp, 333-lb-ft V8; rwd, six-speed paddle-operated sequential manual
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