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MASERATI AIMS TO TURN PROFIT IN '98

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By:
LUCA CIFERRI
July 29, 1996 05:00 AM

MODENA, Italy - Maserati S.p.A. will lose money again in 1996, but it expects to break even next year and become profitable by 1998. To cut costs, Maserati has canceled plans for a performance version of the Ghibli coupe.

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