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Maserati Levante - Mitsubishi Rivonia - Image 1
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R 1,699,900

Est. monthly payment:
R 34,876 p/m

Premium Price
102% above average
Used Car•2021•Semi-Automatic•Accident-free•35,000 km•Petrol

Est. monthly payment: R 34,876 p/m

Mitsubishi Rivonia
3.8(47 reviews)
43 Vehicles
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Maserati occupies a tiny corner of the South African market, and it’s not trying to win anyone over with volume or practicality. Let’s be blunt—if you’re shopping for a Maserati here, you’re not fussed about stretching every rand or blending in with the Sandton crowd's sea of black X5s. Three active listings—yes, three—sum up just how exclusive things are. Prices start at R988,888 and climb to R1,299,900, so even the least expensive option demands a seven-figure commitment, on paper at least. You’re not getting into this brand because it’s your first taste of luxury, but because you’re chasing something left-field, a slice of Italian flair the Germans can’t bottle. It’s a purchase rooted in taste, not spreadsheets.

The Levante SUV is the star here, holding two of the three local listings and reflecting the global trend—SUVs aren’t just popular, they’ve become the default for anyone spending real money. Both petrol and diesel versions are on offer, which is rare these days and gives buyers a bit of choice, though the badge is the real drawcard. The lone Quattroporte sedan, sitting at R999,500, channels old-school Maserati bravado and nods to the brand’s heritage (remember those early saloon battles at Kyalami?). Sure, the Levante faces off against the Porsche Macan and Jaguar F-Pace, but it’s not aiming for German logic or British reserve. Instead, it leans hard into its Italian looks and a soundtrack that’s all drama—because that’s what the Maserati should have been from the start.