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Maserati of Pittsburgh commenced as a new dealership in early July of 2014. Rohrich European Motors been involved with the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix for many years and starting in 2018 has had a display in the Cortile Italian Car Show.
In 1914, Alfieri Maserati, working with two of his brothers, Ettore and Ernesto found Maserati. Alfieri died in 1932, and a fourth brother, Bindo, joined the company. Bindo, was an artist, and is thought to have designed the Maserati logo, inspired by the Neptune fountain in the center of their hometown Bologna.
The irony is that the brothers were initially employed by other companies to build racing cars and it wasn't until 1926 that the first Maserati was produced. This was the Tipo 26, which made its debut in the 1926 Targa Floria - the first of many competition victories, which now include two at the Indianapolis 500, nine in Formula 1 and one Formula 1 championship
The tradition of building fast, exciting cars continue with the new Ghibli and Levante.
The irony is that the brothers were initially employed by other companies to build racing cars and it wasn't until 1926 that the first Maserati was produced. This was the Tipo 26, which made its debut in the 1926 Targa Floria - the first of many competition victories, which now include two at the Indianapolis 500, nine in Formula 1 and one Formula 1 championship
The tradition of building fast, exciting cars continue with the new Ghibli and Levante.
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