It’s open season on Maseratis in New York.
An off-duty corrections officer’s Maserati was stolen at gunpoint last night in Queens, law-enforcement sources told The Post.
The unidentified officer lost his pricey ride at around 7:30 p.m. in Jamaica after he went into a deli to get a drink — and left the keys in the car, sources said.
When he walked out, two armed men were getting ready to speed off.
The vehicle was abandoned a bit later on a dead-end street in Cypress Hills.
The robbery comes just two days after real-estate exec Chadwick Lange’s Maserati was stolen in Times Square after two men asked him if they could take a picture of it.