Maserati Granturismo Recalls

The Maserati GranTurismo has 14 recalls spanning 2008 through 2025, with the most serious recent issue affecting 2024 models where body control module software can display an incorrect fuel level, causing the engine to stall unexpectedly while driving.

The 2024 model year carries several other recalls. Two separate software issues can prevent the rearview camera from displaying when the vehicle is in reverse, reducing visibility while backing up. The headlights on 2024-2025 models may be missing adjustment prevention caps, allowing the aim to shift and reduce road illumination at night. A tire information label on some 2024 vehicles can detach from the B-pillar, removing the reference needed to avoid overloading the tires.

Stepping back to the 2015-2018 model years, the airbag electronic control unit can have a faulty power supply capacitor that either disables the airbags entirely or triggers an unintended deployment while driving. The 2016 model year has additional concerns: a non-galvanized fuel delivery line can corrode and leak fuel near ignition sources, and the passenger-side door latch was not properly heat-treated on some vehicles, meaning the door can swing open in a crash.

Going further back, 2008-2010 models have a faulty rear lamp assembly where both the tail lights and brake lights can fail, making the vehicle harder for following drivers to see. The 2009 model year has two issues: rear suspension toe-in tie rods on early-production vehicles can fail and cause a sudden loss of steering control, and vehicles equipped with the optional front parking sensor system have instrument cluster software that prevents the seatbelt warning buzzer from sounding. The 2008 model year has an airbag control unit that can malfunction when the battery is not fully charged, potentially leaving the passenger-side airbag and seatbelt pretensioner inactive in a crash.