1881 | Carlo Maserati born |
1883 | Bindo Maserati born |
1887 | Alfieri Maserati born |
1894 | Ettore Maserati born |
1898 | Ernesto Maserati born |
1897 | First single cylinder (Carlo) |
1898 | Small series motorcycle (Carlo) |
1903 | Carlo -> Isotta Fraschini |
1903 | Alfieri and Bindo -> Isotta Fraschini |
1910 | Carlo died of tuberculosis |
1910 | Ettore -> Isotta Fraschini |
1910 | Alfieri and Ettore -> Isotta Fraschini - Argentina |
1912 | Isotta Fraschini - London |
1913 | Alfieri, Ettore and Ernesto -> small workshop near Bologna |
1914 | Società Anonima Officine Alfieri Maserati founded |
1926 | Tipo 26 race car, winning at Targa Florio |
1927 | Italian Championship (Emilio Maserati) |
1929 | 246 km/h - World speed record (Borzacchini) |
1930 | GP victory in Tripoli (Borzacchini) |
1933 | Hydraulic brake (race car) |
1937 | Takeover by Orsi Group |
1939 | 500 miles from Indianapolis (Shaw) |
1940 | Move from Bologna to Modena |
1947 | A6 1500 (first sports car), victory in Modena (Ascari) |
1954 | 250 F |
1957 | 3500 GT, World Championship of Makes (Fangio) |
1961 | 3500 GT with fuel injection |
1963 | Mistral, Quattroporte (world's fastest sedan) |
1966 | Ghibli |
1968 | Takeover by Citroen |
1970 | Citroen SM with Maserati V6 engine |
1971 | Bora |
1972 | Merak |
| Ghibli -> Kamshin |
1975 | Takeover by De Tomaso |
1976 | Quattroporte |
1981 | Maserati 222 (Biturbo) |
1989 | Shamal (Biturbo - V8) |
1993 | Takeover by Fiat |
1997 | Partial leadership by Ferrari |
1999 | Complete leadership by Ferrari |