Very Pink Maserati Grecale Barbie Version Debuts With $330K Asking Value

Barbie has a brand new trip. Maserati and Mattel, the makers of the well-known doll, associate to create a customized Grecale in an eye-searing shade of pink. The corporate is making simply two of them, and the primary is out there from the high-end division retailer Neiman Marcus for $330,000. Particulars in regards to the second instance arrive in 2023.

This Grecale’s whole exterior wears pink paint. Acid Yellow highlights seem in locations like across the grille, on the hood, and on the decrease portion of the rear bumper. An iridescent topcoat provides a rainbow impact to the physique. The Barbie title script seems on the entrance fenders, and the character’s B brand is on the C-pillar.

The Grecale rides on black wheels with a multispoke design and black end. The Maserati trident within the middle is Acid Yellow.

Inside, there are much more pink accents. The colour seems on the stitching all through the cabin. Plus, the door panels and middle console are additionally the intense shade. The B emblem is on the headrests.

The Barbie Grecale is the Trofeo trim stage of the premium crossover. Because of this it has a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 making 523 horsepower (390 kilowatts) at 6,500 rpm and 457 pound-feet (620 Newton-meters). This is sufficient to get the automobile to 62 miles per hour (100 kilometers per hour) in 3.8 seconds. The highest pace is 177 mph (285 kph).

The Trofeo makes use of an eight-speed ZF-sourced computerized transmission. The automobile has all-wheel drive with a limited-slip differential on the rear axle.

Of the $330,000 value, $33,000 will go to the Barbie Dream Hole Challenge. It companions with charities to supply equal alternatives for ladies. 

The Grecale goes on sale within the US this fall. Costs begin at $64,995 (together with the $1,495 vacation spot payment) for the 296-hp (221-kW) GT trim stage. The 325-hp (242-kW) Modena grade is $74,395. The range-topping Trofeo goes for $103,995.

For a dialogue in regards to the Grecale from its debut, try this episode of Rambling About Automobiles: