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Adam Levine sues classic car dealer, alleging his 1971 Maserati isn’t the real deal

Adam Levine attends the Baby2Baby 10 Year Gala Presented By Paul Mitchell at the Pacific Design Center on Nov. 13, 2021, in West Hollywood, California.

LOS ANGELES — Singer Adam Levine says his 1971 Maserati is not the 1971 Maserati he thought he was getting when he traded two classic Ferraris for it in late 2020. Now he is suing to undo the $950,000 deal — or get paid enough damages to make it right.

The lawsuit, filed Friday in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California by the Adam Levine

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