Two Maserati models get the F Tributo Special Edition treatment in celebration of the 1st woman to qualify for a Formula 1 Grand Prix race.

A legend was born on May 18, 1958 after Maria Teresa de Filippis became the first woman to qualify to compete in a Formula 1 Grand Prix behind the wheel of her own Maserati 250F, a historical moment in racing history now celebrated with the release of the Maserati F Tributo Special Edition.

The four wheels tribute is being released as a fetching limited series, available in two models ? the Ghibli and Levante ? each dressed in two exclusive colors. First is a deep blood orange hue graced with the name, Arancio Devil, a paint conceived to capture De Filippis? reputation as the “she-devil? of racing, alongside Grigio Lamiera, a shade of gray inspired by the hues of the track itself. The Maserati Ghibli F Tributo Special Edition is also available in Grigio Lamiera, a gray inspired by the track.
The brightly painted Levante F Tributo Special Edition rolls on 21-inch Anteo wheels, or 21-inch Titano wheels for the Ghibli F Tributo Special Edition in the new Grigio Opaco color. The wheel rim details come in cobalt blue, including a specific badge on the fender and the Trident logo on the C-pillar.

The Grigio Lamiera bodywork sports its own Glossy Black wheel color, with the Trident logo emblazoned in a contrasting orange.

The interior cabin reveals its colorful personality with the PienoFiore full-grain leather complement...