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Automotive News pointed outthat the Maserati/Ferrari dealership inside the Wynn Las Vegas casino has closed after ten years. A joint venture between the casino and famed Penske Automotive Group, the dealership will be sold and has already moved out of the casino.
The dealership is unusual in that it charged a $10 visitor’s fee to look at the cars. It may have fallen victim to Maserati’s success, as Maseratis are no longer quite as rare on the street as they were before the loosely-Chrysler-based Ghibli and Quattroporte appeared.
Penske’s 178 U.S. dealerships include just two which sell Maseratis and Ferraris — one in Phoenix, Arizona, and one in Edison, New Jersey. (...) →
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The dealership is unusual in that it charged a $10 visitor’s fee to look at the cars. It may have fallen victim to Maserati’s success, as Maseratis are no longer quite as rare on the street as they were before the loosely-Chrysler-based Ghibli and Quattroporte appeared.
Penske’s 178 U.S. dealerships include just two which sell Maseratis and Ferraris — one in Phoenix, Arizona, and one in Edison, New Jersey. (...) →
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