The Maserati MC12 Is a $4 Million Ultra-Rare Supercar

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Maserati MC12 review! The Maserati MC12 is a truly amazing supercar -- and today I'm going to review it. I'm going to show you all the quirks and features of the MC12, and I'll show you everything about this special Maserati. I'm also going to drive the Maserati MC12 and I'll show you what it's like behind the wheel of this MC12.

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[andrewbaskett]

The fact that Doug has reviewed so many cars and he’s still giddy as hell when he gives this thing the beans is so awesome and why am sure a lot of us love what he does. A real car guy giving amazing and honest reviews of the cars we love and drive.

[InterstateRaziTV]

Massive respect to Doug DeMuro for reviewing these awesome old supercars.

[voidifremoved]

A big thank you to the owner of the company to allow Doug and us to share the experience. A truly irreplaceable piece of history. Wow!

[gregspencer]

I genuinely can’t believe they let you take it out for a spin unaccompanied on public roads. This has been one of my favourite “poster cars” since it release when I was 8 y/o.

[marcoantolini]

Now let's see another iconic car of this era: Mercedes CLK-GTR

[giannisp]

The MC12 always reminds me of cruise ships because of the colours and the size of it.

[nathanmadox]

thats easily the most beautiful engine bay ive ever seen. that airbox is unbelievable and blue is just perfect

[LexusLFA]

Doug is the type of guy to look for a radio in a V12 Supercar.

That sound is so great. Such a quirky car.

[Robbo]

I never thought Doug DeMuro would be reviewing a Maserati MC12. Can’t wait to watch this! 👍

[zigasporin]

Had a chance to spot one flying past me in Dolomites in september. Couldn't believe my own eyes and the fact that it was PROPERLY driven through the mountain roads 17 year after production. Kudos to owner, truly a one of a kind experience.

[NonCompete]

I love how Doug says everything twice. Everything Doug says, he says it a second time, and that is something that I love.

[mrarci]

About the interior cloth, I remember watching an interview with Frank Stephenson, the designer of this car. It had to do with lightness and uniqueness. Leather would have been heavier, and bare plastic was just unacceptable for such a car, of course. If I remember correctly, he said that he happend to stumble upon this particular fabric while visiting various suppliers in search of something suitable, he liked it and they bought the entire stock. It wasn't specced as "fake carbon", or made especially for Maserati.

[berkkarsi]

Fun fact: The designer of this car is Frank Stephenson, and he has his own YouTube channel. And he is active! He reviews designs of modern cars.

[hipster_tacos]

I got a car book from a Scholastic Book Fair in 2005 with this car on the cover, and it instantly became my all time favorite supercar. I read through the article about it so many times, and stared at those full page photos for what seemed like an eternity.

[icculus]

I saw one at a small event around the time they came out, and had no idea what it was. I remember thinking it was so cool, and writing down the name of the car and looking it up later. I had no idea at the time how rare and special it was, or would become.

[apurugganan]

I remember this line from a movie "The number 1 rule of Italian driving: What is behind me is not important" -- he must have owned a Maserati supercar. Thank you Doug for showcasing a rarity indeed

[krystofkouril]

Fun fact about the MC12 driver's seat and pedals - they were all custom made for each owner at the purchase order. The future owners were pushed into substance (similar to those used in the process of making braces) and the seat as well as pedals were then formed to fit only the one owner. Making it basically hard to buy one second hand. (Colleague of mine is dating a son of an owner of the MC12 haha)

[benchaggaresmusic]

I remember one day going to visit my grandparents (this was around in 2010 I believe) and we were turning off the highway and I heard this crazy noise. I turned to look and see what it was and there were two brand new Ferrari 458's and an MC12. One of the coolest things I've ever seen on the road. I've been lucky to see a couple of these over the years. Thanks for the review Doug!

[taidee]

The greatest things about Doug are stuff like his real enthusiasm for cars, his honesty, his lack of ego, his never ending sense of wonder and sticking to his formula for reviewing cars. The guy has reviewed cars of all types and prices, has car industry recognized reputation, and yet unlike a lot of YouTubers, he still feels like a guy next door, he doesn't threat us the viewers like we are small. Keep it up Doug.
In a way, it's probably why everyone is willing to borrow him their priceless toys to take a look at.

[mfatihy_]

Doug is the type of guy to say "for Europians..." and continue to say the dimensions in inches. 🙃