Currently reading: Editor's letter: How to get Maserati out of its rut

Maserati needs to make money, and that means breaking out of the middle market to create truly special cars

The demise of the middle market has been a trend of the automotive industry over the past decade, as volume brands have attempted to move mostly up (FordPeugeot, Volvo) and occasionally down (Citroën) in their positioning to ensure they stand for something more than just pumping out cars at volume - sharpening their styling and often simplifying model ranges in the process.

There remains another middle market in the industry. It’s between the premium players like BMW and Mercedes-Benz and luxury brands like Aston MartinBentley and Ferrari, and it includes car makers capable of making genuine supercars (or super-SUVs) as well as diesel family cars. 

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