Maserati MC12

The MC12 Stradale chassis uses a load-bearing carbon-fibre and Nomex honeycomb sandwich monocoque with aluminium subframes.

The MC12 Stradale has a stated kerb weight of 1,335 kg.

The MC12 Stradale engine produces 630 hp at 7,500 rpm.

The MC12 Stradale uses a naturally aspirated 65-degree 5,998 cc V12 with 48 valves and dry-sump lubrication.

Maserati states a top speed of 330 km/h for the MC12 Stradale.

Total production of the road-going MC12 Stradale amounted to 50 cars.

Maserati produced the MC12 Stradale in 2004-2005.

The road-going MC12 Stradale was created to homologate the model for international GT racing.

In late 2006, Maserati introduced the MC12 Versione Corse, a more extreme track variant derived from the MC12 GT1 race car.

The MC12’s technology was based on the Ferrari Enzo, but Maserati substantially modified the engine, chassis and aerodynamics.