This particular example of the second series (or '90 restyling) has been preserved in incredible original condition, covering just 48,000 km from new. Original Italian plates and first registration documents. Only 309 examples of this version were built, all destined for the Italian market. An iconic car that marked the return of the collaboration between Maserati and Zagato 30 years after the last model created together (the Maserati A6G 2000 Zagato). In 1989, the Spyder Zagato received a facelift by Marcello Gandini with a rounded grille, fuller bumpers, aerodynamic rear-view mirrors and 15" wheels on five-bolt hubs, while on this version the engine was equipped with water-cooled turbochargers and intercoolers, significantly increasing reliability compared to previous models.