2024 Maserati GranTurismo Modena for Sale in Greenwich, CT 

Some cars are named after what they do. The Maserati GranTurismo is named after what it invented. Grand touring, the art of crossing great distances quickly, beautifully, and in complete comfort, is the discipline Maserati has refined for a century, and the 2024 GranTurismo Modena is its modern masterclass: a genuinely fast, genuinely luxurious 2+2 coupe wrapped in one of the most beautiful silhouettes on sale anywhere. For buyers in Greenwich, an exceptional example is closer than they think. 

Maserati of Greenwich, part of the Miller Motorcars family at 321 West Putnam Avenue, is Connecticut’s factory-authorized home for the trident, and the 2024 GranTurismo Modena represents one of the strongest opportunities in its current pre-owned landscape: nearly new, fully modern, and priced meaningfully below its original sticker. This guide covers the car’s specifications, its luxury credentials, and why the Modena in particular is the GranTurismo most owners should actually choose. 

The Modena’s Place in the GranTurismo Family 

The current GranTurismo, launched for 2023 as Maserati’s first all-new grand tourer in fifteen years, comes in three forms: the electric Folgore, the track-sharpened 542 horsepower Trofeo, and the Modena, the version engineered as the definitive expression of the grand touring brief itself. Named for Maserati’s home city, the Modena carries the same all-new platform, the same Formula 1 derived engine family, and the same sumptuous cabin as its siblings, tuned toward the balance point where performance and refinement meet. The Trofeo is the one for lap times. The Modena is the one for life, and most owners who drive both quietly agree it is the sweeter car for real roads. 

Powertrain and Performance 

The Nettuno V6, Bred from Formula 1 

Under the Modena’s long hood sits the Nettuno, Maserati’s 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 built entirely in Modena itself, and the first production road car engine to use Formula 1 pre-chamber combustion technology. In this tune it produces 483 horsepower and 442 lb-ft of torque, delivered with a linearity that makes the engine feel naturally aspirated in character even as the turbochargers do their quiet work. The result is 60 mph in 3.9 seconds and a top speed of 188 mph, numbers that would have defined a supercar a generation ago, delivered here with the effortlessness that defines a Maserati. The soundtrack, tuned to avoid the synthetic flatness of most modern turbo engines, hardens beautifully toward the redline and settles to a cultured murmur on the highway. 

All-Wheel Drive, All-Season Grand Touring 

Every current GranTurismo drives all four wheels, and for Connecticut ownership that single specification transforms the car. The intelligent all-wheel-drive system runs rear-biased for the classic GT balance, shuffling torque forward only when grip demands it, which means the Modena is a twelve-month car in a segment full of garage queens. Standard air suspension with adaptive damping gives it a ride quality no rival on steel springs matches, drive modes from Comfort through Sport and Corsa reshape the car’s character on demand, and near fifty-fifty weight distribution keeps it poised whether the road is the Merritt Parkway or a February morning on Round Hill Road. 

The Luxury Features That Define It 

A Cabin of Italian Craft and Modern Intelligence 

The 2024 Modena’s interior is where Maserati’s century of luxury shows most clearly. Full-grain Italian leather covers the seats, dash, and doors in specifications chosen from a palette that rewards browsing, with heated and ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and genuine comfort in all four places thanks to rear seats adults can actually use. The technology matches the craft: a 12.2-inch digital instrument cluster, a 12.3-inch central touchscreen, and a second 8.8-inch comfort display stack cleanly ahead of the driver, running Maserati’s intelligent assistant with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, while the signature dashboard clock has become a smart display that still looks like jewelry. Everything you touch operates with the weight and precision the price implies. 

Sound, Serenity, and Safety 

The available Sonus faber premium audio system, hand-built by the famed Italian loudspeaker house with up to nineteen speakers and three-dimensional sound, turns the cabin into one of the finest listening rooms in the automotive world, a fitting rival to the engine for your attention. Around it, the Modena layers the full modern comfort suite: multi-zone climate, keyless everything, a full complement of Level 2 driver assistance including adaptive cruise with lane centering, surround-view cameras, and the quiet, vault-solid structure that makes triple-digit-mile days feel short. This is luxury in the complete sense: sensory, technological, and effortless at once. 

Living With a GranTurismo 

The genius of the GranTurismo has always been usability, and the 2024 Modena honors it. The 2+2 layout seats four in genuine comfort for a dinner run to the city, the trunk swallows two travelers’ luggage for a long weekend north, and the driving position, visibility, and ride make it as content in Greenwich Avenue traffic as it is devastating on an open road. Few cars this beautiful ask so little of their owners in daily life, which is precisely why so many Maserati clients keep them for years. 

Pricing and the Pre-Owned Value Case 

The 2024 GranTurismo Modena carried an original MSRP in the mid $170,000s before options, with well-specified examples commissioned comfortably higher once leather choices, Sonus faber audio, and driver assistance packages were selected. In the current pre-owned market, low-mileage 2024 Modenas typically trade between roughly $115,000 and $140,000 depending on specification, color, and miles, which means the second owner acquires a nearly new Italian grand tourer, still fresh in every meaningful way, with the steepest depreciation already absorbed. Set against the segment context in Car and Driver’s GranTurismo coverage, where the car earns consistent praise for its blend of beauty, comfort, and pace, the value case is unusually strong right now. 

See It at Maserati of Greenwich 

A pre-owned GranTurismo deserves factory-level scrutiny, and that is exactly what it receives here: every Maserati offered through the dealership is evaluated and prepared by the factory-trained team that services the marque daily, with documentation and history reviewed to Miller Motorcars standards. Browse the current pre-owned inventory for GranTurismo Modena availability, start a trade conversation with the online valuation tool, or call the sales team at 866-692-1246 to arrange a viewing and test drive. The showroom at 321 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830 is open Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday, 9 AM to 4 PM. A century of grand touring is waiting on the floor. Come drive the car that defines the phrase.