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This Barbie Maserati Grecale mashup is marvellous

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This Barbie Maserati Grecale mashup is marvellous | Top Gear

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Mattel teams up with Maserati for a very conspicuous modified SUV

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This Barbie Maserati Grecale mashup is marvellous

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Mattel teams up with Maserati for a very conspicuous modified SUV

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This Barbie Maserati Grecale mashup is marvellous

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Mattel teams up with Maserati for a very conspicuous modified SUV

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This Barbie Maserati Grecale mashup is marvellous

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This Barbie Maserati Grecale mashup is marvellous

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Mattel teams up with Maserati for a very conspicuous modified SUV

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As these pictures make abundantly clear, the result of mixing Mattel and Maserati is an extraordinarily pink SUV called – shockingly enough – the Barbie Maserati Grecale. Quite something, isn't it?

And if there were a life-sized Barbie, she’d be happy to note that her customised Maser started off as a Grecale Trofeo, which means a 523bhp version of the Nettuno V6 that also powers the MC20 supercar and new GranTurismo.

That in turn means a nought to 60 sprint in less than four seconds should she put the hammer down, and should she leave the hammer down the Mattel Maserati would motor on beyond the far side of 170mph.

Impressive though that is, we reckon Barbie might be less enamoured that it’s a limited run of just two cars. The first, introduced at upmarket department store Neiman Marcus, will apparently be sold off for charity. Meanwhile the second is being kept under wraps until next year.

There is of course a live-action Barbie film set for release next summer, starring TGTV Reasonably Priced Car graduate Margot Robbie and that Ryan Gosling fellow from Drive. The chances of it featuring a high-octane car chase should be pretty good then, right?

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As these pictures make abundantly clear, the result of mixing Mattel and Maserati is an extraordinarily pink SUV called – shockingly enough – the Barbie Maserati Grecale. Quite something, isn't it?

And if there were a life-sized Barbie, she’d be happy to note that her customised Maser started off as a Grecale Trofeo, which means a 523bhp version of the Nettuno V6 that also powers the MC20 supercar and new GranTurismo.

That in turn means a nought to 60 sprint in less than four seconds should she put the hammer down, and should she leave the hammer down the Mattel Maserati would motor on beyond the far side of 170mph.

Impressive though that is, we reckon Barbie might be less enamoured that it’s a limited run of just two cars. The first, introduced at upmarket department store Neiman Marcus, will apparently be sold off for charity. Meanwhile the second is being kept under wraps until next year.

There is of course a live-action Barbie film set for release next summer, starring TGTV Reasonably Priced Car graduate Margot Robbie and that Ryan Gosling fellow from Drive. The chances of it featuring a high-octane car chase should be pretty good then, right?

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Mattel teams up with Maserati for a very conspicuous modified SUV