Maseratis are known for being relatively affordable Italian sports cars, especially when compared with Lamborghinis and Ferraris. But they aren’t known for cheap repairs, which is why Maserati owners might consider protecting themselves with an extended warranty.
However, Maserati extended warranty plans can be expensive, often ranging from around $2,000 to $2,500 per year, or around $4,000 to $15,000 in total costs, depending on the coverage level and term length. Below, we’ll cover what extended warranty options are available for Maseratis, what they typically cost and whether getting an extended warranty is worth it.
Maseratis come with 4 years/50,000 miles of bumper-to-bumper coverage and 4 years/50,000 miles of powertrain coverage.
Jump to insightMaserati costs tend to exceed $2,000 per year of coverage for a bumper-to-bumper plan.
Jump to insightA Maserati extended warranty can provide peace of mind against potentially expensive repairs after the factory warranty ends.
Jump to insightMaserati extended warranty plans
All new Maseratis come with the following factory warranties:
- A 4-year/50,000-mile limited bumper-to-bumper warranty
- A 4-year/50,000-mile powertrain warranty
- A 4-year/50,000-mile corrosion warranty
If you want to extend your factory warranty coverage, you can typically get extended warranty coverage from Maserati directly or from a third-party company.
Maserati extended warranty plans
Maserati’s official warranty is called the Maserati Extended Warranty program. Unlike most other automakers, Maserati doesn’t offer plan options based on how much protection you want. Instead, the company offers just two coverage levels, which are determined by the age of your vehicle.
| Plan | Coverage type | Term length | Eligible models |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maserati Extended Warranty | Bumper to bumper | Adds 2 years of coverage | Ghibli, Quattroporte, Levante, GranCabrio, GranTurismo, Grecale |
| Maserati Extra10 | Powertrain | Adds 5 years of coverage | All models |
Both extended warranty plans don’t have any mileage limits, and battery electric vehicles (BEVs) are excluded from both plans.
Maserati Extended Warranty
The Maserati Extended Warranty offers bumper-to-bumper coverage during your vehicle’s fifth and sixth years of operation. This plan is only available for the Ghibli, Quattroporte, Levante, GranCabrio, GranTurismo and Grecale models.
Maserati Extra10 Warranty
The Maserati Extra10 Warranty offers powertrain-only coverage during the vehicle’s sixth through 10th years of operation. Warranties are available in one-year renewable contracts, and all models are eligible for this type of coverage.
Maserati extended warranty costs
Maserati extended warranties are among the most expensive on the market. Expect to pay around $2,000 to $2,500 per year of coverage, which is significantly higher than the industry average of about $1,000 per year for bumper-to-bumper coverage.
Third-party extended warranty plans
Alternatively, you may be able to find a third-party extended warranty company that offers coverage for Maseratis. However, few companies tend to offer coverage for Maseratis, so finding coverage may be a challenge.
What does a Maserati extended warranty cover?
Both factory warranties and extended warranties generally cover repairs and replacements due to manufacturing defects. They don’t cover:
- Damage caused by accidents, misuse or neglect
- Routine maintenance
- Normal wear and tear
- Aftermarket modifications
Warranty type
Bumper-to-bumper coverage is generally more comprehensive, and powertrain coverage tends to cover very few parts. In the table below, you can see how the two compare:
Bumper-to-bumper warranty
Typically covered
- Engine
- Drive axle
- Differential assembly
- Transmission and transfer case
- Steering
- Seals and gaskets
- Air conditioning and heating
- Core electrical components
- Front and rear suspension
- Most brake components
- Cooling system
- Fuel delivery system
Typically not covered
- Spark plugs
- Battery cables
- Tires
- Fluids and lubricants
- Upholstery
- Paint
- Handles
Powertrain warranty
Typically covered
- Parts that create power and deliver it to the wheels
Typically not covered
- Parts not related to the engine, transmission or drive axle
» MORE: What to know about manufacturers’ extended warranties
How much does a Maserati extended warranty cost?
A Maserati extended warranty from a third-party extended warranty provider typically costs around $4,000 to $5,000 for bumper-to-bumper coverage, according to our research. However, few third-party companies tend to offer coverage for Maseratis, so costs could exceed that range.
While pricey, a Maserati extended warranty can help cover high repair expenses.
For Maserati’s official extended warranty, costs typically range between $2,000 to $2,500 per year of coverage, with total costs generally ranging from around $4,000 to $15,000, according to our research. As expensive as these plans are, a Maserati extended warranty is likely worth it if the cost to repair your Maserati is even higher.
For context, the typical extended auto warranty costs around $1,000 per year of coverage for a bumper-to-bumper plan. Extended warranty prices can vary from model to model and company to company, so you can usually save some money by shopping around. Even if you don’t find a better deal, you’ve at least confirmed that you’re not getting overcharged.
Maserati extended warranty pros and cons
Compare the pros and cons of getting a Maserati extended warranty:
Pros
- Helps protect against costly out-of-pocket repairs
- Several plan options from Maserati and third parties
- May come with other benefits like roadside assistance
Cons
- Extremely expensive compared to average extended warranty costs
- Some plans provide limited coverage
Is a Maserati extended warranty worth it?
Given the largely unknown, but likely high, cost of repairing a Maserati out of warranty, protecting yourself with an extended warranty can make sense. Generally, a Maserati extended warranty can be worth it if any of the following are true:
- You drive a vehicle with below-average expected reliability
- The warranty costs less than you expect to spend on repairs
- A surprise repair bill could hurt you financially
- You don’t mind paying for peace of mind
Reliability
Maseratis are generally known to have a poor reputation for long-term reliability. Although it’s possible to find new models and pre-owned models for below $100,000, many new and used Maseratis exceed $100,000 or even $200,000. With costs that high, it makes sense that annual repair and maintenance costs would be higher than the average vehicle.
FAQ
Is Maserati’s extended warranty transferable?
Yes, an official Maserati extended warranty is transferrable to a new owner, which can help resale value. Third-party extended warranties are also typically transferable to a new owner, depending on the provider.
Can you cancel an extended warranty for a Maserati?
You can typically cancel an extended warranty for a Maserati for a full refund or a prorated refund, whether you have the official Maserati extended warranty or a third-party warranty.
Can you get an extended warranty for a CPO Maserati?
A certified pre-owned (CPO) Maserati comes with a factory CPO warranty of up to six years. After the factory warranty ends, you may be able to extend coverage with an official Maserati extended warranty if the vehicle has been certified by a Maserati dealer. It’s best to confirm extended warranty options for a CPO Maserati with a dealer before purchase.
Can you buy a Maserati warranty after purchase?
You can typically purchase a Maserati extended warranty after buying the vehicle, as long as it still meets eligibility requirements related to age and condition. However, coverage options may be more limited or more expensive the longer you wait to purchase an extended warranty.
Does a Maserati warranty cover maintenance?
No, Maserati warranties don’t cover routine maintenance like oil changes, brake pads or tire rotations. They are designed to cover repairs related to defects in materials or workmanship.
Why are Maserati repairs so expensive?
Maserati repairs tend to be costly due to high-end parts, specialized engineering and limited availability of qualified service centers. Labor costs can also be higher because technicians often need brand-specific training.
Article sources
ConsumerAffairs writers primarily rely on government data, industry experts and original research from other reputable publications to inform their work. Specific sources for this article include:
- CarBuzz, “Maserati Reliability: Does Italian Luxury Come With Dependability?” Accessed April 10, 2026.
- Kelley Blue Book, “Maserati Cars and SUVs.” Accessed April 10, 2026.
