This comprehensive Workshop Service and Repair Manual is your one-stop resource for maintaining and repairing your Maserati Biturbo. It covers every aspect of the vehicle, offering detailed technical information equivalent to the factory shop manual. From routine maintenance like lubrication and engine care to complex repairs involving the suspension, brakes, cooling system, electrical system, fuel system, exhaust system, transmission, heating and air conditioning, emission control systems, and the body, this manual has you covered. The manual is meticulously organized, with clear explanations, numerous diagrams and illustrations, and comprehensive wiring diagrams, ensuring you have the information you need at your fingertips. You can easily print individual sections or the entire manual, making it convenient to use whether you're working on your car in your garage or referring to it for research.

The Maserati Biturbo, a symbol of Italian automotive ingenuity and controversial design, made its debut in 1981. It was the first Maserati model to be powered by a turbocharged engine, a revolutionary concept for the time. This two-door coupé, and later a convertible version, marked a departure from the brand's traditional grand touring ethos. The Biturbo's compact size, front-engine rear-wheel drive layout, and a 2-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine were a stark contrast to the larger, naturally aspirated V8s found in previous Maseratis. This change was driven by a desire to offer a more affordable and fuel-efficient model, appealing to a wider audience. The Biturbo's engine, although innovative, suffered from reliability issues, particularly due to its small displacement and the intricacies of the turbocharger system.

Despite its controversial design, the Biturbo's compact dimensions, sporty driving experience, and relative affordability made it a popular choice for enthusiasts. It paved the way for a new generation of Maseratis, ones that embraced turbocharging and emphasized agility and performance. However, the Biturbo's reputation was tarnished by its mechanical shortcomings. The constant evolution of the model, with multiple engine variations and body styles, further complicated its legacy. The constant redesigning and re-engineering, while intended to improve the car, ironically created a complex and challenging car for both owners and mechanics. The Biturbo's story is a fascinating tale of ambition, innovation, and the challenges of balancing performance with reliability, a story that continues to resonate with automotive enthusiasts today.