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Maserati Ghibli Price in Madhepura
Maserati Ghibli price in Madhepura starts at ₹1.15 Cr (ex-showroom) for the base model and goes up to ₹1.93 Cr (ex-showroom) for the top model. This is Maserati Ghibli on-road price in Madhepura which includes RTO or Registration Cost, Insurance Cost. Check the Latest offers/deals on Maserati Ghibli and book a test drive now.
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Price Breakdown
Ex-showroom price
₹1.15 Cr
RTO Charges
₹11.54 lakhs
Insurance
₹4.74 lakhs
Others
₹1.15 lakhs
Total & Payment
On-road price
₹1.32 Cr
Price Breakdown
Ex-showroom price
₹1.38 Cr
RTO Charges
₹13.85 lakhs
Insurance
₹5.63 lakhs
Others
₹1.38 lakhs
Total & Payment
On-road price
₹1.59 Cr
Price Breakdown
Ex-showroom price
₹1.42 Cr
RTO Charges
₹14.24 lakhs
Insurance
₹5.78 lakhs
Others
₹1.42 lakhs
Total & Payment
On-road price
₹1.63 Cr
Price Breakdown
Ex-showroom price
₹1.51 Cr
RTO Charges
₹15.18 lakhs
Insurance
₹6.14 lakhs
Others
₹1.51 lakhs
Total & Payment
On-road price
₹1.74 Cr
Price Breakdown
Ex-showroom price
₹1.55 Cr
RTO Charges
₹15.57 lakhs
Insurance
₹6.29 lakhs
Others
₹1.55 lakhs
Total & Payment
On-road price
₹1.79 Cr
Price Breakdown
Ex-showroom price
₹1.93 Cr
RTO Charges
₹19.31 lakhs
Insurance
₹7.74 lakhs
Others
₹1.93 lakhs
Total & Payment
On-road price
₹2.22 Cr
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