This pearl white Maserati MC20, black and blue interior, is based in Westlake Village and available across Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire. Few people can name it on sight, which becomes the appeal once the butterfly doors lift. The in house Nettuno V6 revs like it has two more cylinders, and Westlake Village puts Malibu's canyons close by.

A chauffeur is available on request for this car, so you can take the back seat and let the arrival do the talking.
The Nettuno engine is Maserati's own, built in house with a pre chamber ignition system borrowed from Formula One, a small chamber firing first and sending jets of flame into the main combustion chamber so the engine can run efficiently at pressures that would otherwise cause detonation. The result is 621 horsepower from three liters and a V6 that revs like it has two more cylinders than it does. Sixty comes up in 2.9 seconds through the rear wheels alone, in a carbon fiber tub that keeps the whole car unusually light. Take it up into the canyons above Malibu and the steering answers as fast as the engine does, the car settling into corners rather than fighting them.
Pearl white over black and blue is the specification that makes the MC20 read as a concept car, which is close to what it looks like anyway. The bodywork is almost entirely smooth, with the aerodynamics routed underneath rather than bolted on, so a pale color is what lets any of that surfacing show at all. The butterfly doors open upward and outward and are the frame everybody wants, especially against the ocean along Malibu's stretch of PCH. The blue trim in the cabin is the only strong color anywhere on the car, and it reads best through an open door in direct daylight.
The MC20 is the supercar few people can name on sight, and that becomes the appeal once the butterfly doors lift. Pearl white over black and blue is the spec that lets the smooth, wingless bodywork show. The Nettuno V6 is Maserati's own, 621 horsepower from 3 liters. Based in Westlake Village, it puts Malibu, the Valley and the west side a short delivery away, at $1,295 a day with a $2,000 deposit. Book it for a mid engine supercar nobody else at the valet stand will have.
This is the Maserati MC20, a two seat carbon fiber supercar built around the Nettuno, a 3.0 liter twin turbo V6 that Maserati designs and builds itself, making 621 horsepower and 538 lb-ft, sent to the rear wheels only. It has butterfly doors that hinge upward and forward, a bare carbon sill you step over on the way in, and pearl white paint over a black and blue interior. Sixty comes up in 2.9 seconds and top speed is 202 mph. The Nettuno is Maserati's own engine, built in house rather than shared with any other brand.

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