Maserati Debuts 90th Anniversary Spyder in Paris

Other minor distinguishing trademarks include Titanium-silver painted calipers that clamp down on ventilated disc

Minor distinguishing trademarks include Titanium-silver painted calipers that clamp down on ventilated disc brakes. (Photo: Maserati)

brakes, and special oval Trident logos on the front fenders which pay tribute to the 250F driven by the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio in the 1957 World Championship.

The most noticeable change on the 90th Anniversary model is a new carbon fiber fairing which sits atop the tonneau cover and moulds to the arches of the rear rollover bar. Aside from reducing drag when the roof is retracted, it has been fashioned around the metal fairings which were featured on early-generation

Blue carbon fiber is included throughout the car's cockpit, giving it a true sense of occasion. (Photo: Maserati)

Maserati racing cars. The beautiful, natural look of the polished carbon fiber has been enhanced by the addition of matching blue polyester strands embedded into the weave.

This blue carbon fiber is also included throughout the car's cockpit, giving it a true sense of occasion. Accenting the upper and lower sections of the center console, it adds a racing car-like ambience while matching the blue and cream two-toned leather lined interior. Like the GranSport, the Spyder 90th Anniversary model features a grouped center console with blue-starter button and high-performance stereo system in place of the Maserati Info Center LCD display screen. A 90th Anniversary plaque with production number has been attached to the lower console.