How Much Does a Maserati Oil Change Cost?

The average Maserati oil change costs between $200 and $400.
Written by David Ghanizadeh-Khoob
Reviewed by Melanie Reiff
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The average cost of an oil change for a
Maserati
is between $200 and $400 if done at a local shop and between $400 and $600 if done at an official dealership. Maserati cars should have their oil changed about every 10,000 miles or once per year, whichever comes first.
  • The average oil and filter change cost for a Maserati is between $400 and $600.
  • Maserati oil changes are more expensive than economy class cars, but they usually only require one oil change per year.
  • Maserati warranties do not cover regularly scheduled services like oil changes.

How much does a Maserati oil change cost?

If you get your oil changed at your dealership you can expect to pay at least $400 and as high as $800.
If you get it changed outside the dealership, the service usually costs between $200 and $400. If you opt to change the oil yourself, you can bring this price down further to under $200 (plus maybe an hour of your time). 
Of course, saying the
oil change will cost
between $200 and $800 is awfully vague, but that is just because there are a variety of factors that influence the price. Some of the factors include:
  • Official Maserati dealership vs. local repair shop: The biggest cause for variation in price estimates comes from where you get your oil changed. If you take it to an official service center or dealership, you gain the benefit of having your car worked on by people who specialize in Maseratis and have access to OEM parts and the right type of oil.
  • Specialized synthetic oil: Maseratis require fully synthetic oil, which can have a range of prices per quart. Plus, each model requires different volumes of oil.
  • Oil filter
    cost: Maserati oil filters tend to be more expensive than your everyday mass-produced car. This is another opportunity for price variation, as you can choose from different filter options.
  • Where you are located: Labor costs and service specials tend to vary across the country, especially for high-performance vehicles.

Are oil changes more expensive for a Maserati?

Maseratis are luxury cars, so Maserati oil changes and other maintenance costs are much more expensive than oil changes for an economy class car. An oil change service for a typical mass-market car like a
Honda
costs between $35 and $75. 
But sticking with routine maintenance, like regular oil changes with the required premium synthetic oil and filters, helps to ensure that your Maserati is operating at peak performance and avoid breakdowns.

How often should I change the oil in my Maserati? 

Because they use high-end synthetic oil rather than conventional oil, Maserati vehicles only require an oil change every about every 10,000 miles. Check your owner’s manual for the exact recommended Maserati maintenance schedule. 
Of course, even in luxury vehicles, engine oil degrades over time regardless of whether the car is being used—so even if you don’t hit 10,000 miles, you should change your motor oil at least once every year.
Between services, be aware of these signs that it might be time to change your oil:
  • Unfamiliar
    engines noises
  • A burning smell in your cabin
  • An illuminated oil change light
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FAQ

No, Maserati warranties typically don’t cover regular scheduled maintenance like oil changes, nor do they cover wear and tear items like worn spark plugs and wiper blades.
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