The MC12 Stradale was Maserati’s road-going homologation special for its GT racing programme. Its carbon-fibre/Nomex monocoque, long-tail aerodynamics and Ferrari Enzo-related 5.998-litre V12 made it an extreme two-seat road car; Maserati records 50 examples produced across 2004–05. A period MotorTrend road test recorded 0–60 mph in 3.7 seconds.
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The MC12 Stradale was Maserati’s road-going homologation special for its GT racing programme. Its carbon-fibre/Nomex monocoque, long-tail aerodynamics and Ferrari Enzo-related 5.998-litre V12 made it an extreme two-seat road car; Maserati records 50 examples produced across 2004–05. A period MotorTrend road test recorded 0–60 mph in 3.7 seconds.
BHP uses Maserati’s official 630 hp figure, not lower secondary-source test figures. The 0–60 mph value is the exact 3.7-second measured result reported by MotorTrend; no conversion or estimate was used. Maserati describes the body as a coupé-spyder with hard top; Targa is the closest permitted editorial body-style term.
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