2005 Maserati Quattroporte Base Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Middletown, Ohio, United States
2005 Maserati Quattroporte. 43,xxx miles.
4.2L V8 with 396 hp and 326 ft-lbs of torque. F1 DuoSelect transmission.
Black exterior, gray interior with black piping.
All maintenance is up to date and has been performed at a Maserati dealership.
Have all maintenance records, manuals, navigation cds and 2 sets of keys.
Car runs and drives flawlessly. Clean and clear title in hand.
Feel free to call, text or email. 5 1 3 - 5 1 8 - 5 6 7 1
Alcantara Headliner
Massaging Driver and Passenger seats
Heated and cooled Driver and Passenger seats.
Power rear seats.
Rear AC
Sunroof
Power rear sunshade.
Nav
CD Changer
Center console drink cooler
Lots of nice options
Aftermarket 20" wheels
Tinted windows.
Tinted tail lights and tinted side markers
Also have stock wheels available if you prefer to have those.
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Thu, Aug 24 2017Maserati's littlest sedan is getting a little bit of a makeover in the form a new GranLusso trim for the Ghibli. It will make its official debut at the Chengdu auto show in China, and it mostly consists of aesthetic updates. Up front, the GranLusso gets a grille that has chrome vertical bars in addition to the surround. They also appear thicker and more aggressive. The lower grille has been reshaped, with the outboard openings sweeping up and out, creating more of a smile shape. The headlights are less busy, with a very narrow LED accent strip, and square-shaped projectors. Along the side, the GranLusso gets some badges to tell everyone you got the newest fanciest Ghibli. At the back, the rear bumper has been ever so slightly reshaped at the base. Maserati claims the changes make the car more aerodynamically efficient, but don't give specifics, and frankly we can't imagine the improvement nearly enough to make any real difference to the way the car drives or performs. Styling tweaks aren't the only addition to the GranLusso though. The car will feature some type of semi-autonomous or autonomous driving technology. Again, no specific details were given. We reached out to Maserati for an explanation, and they wouldn't elaborate, saying that there should be more info when it makes its debut at the Chengdu show. No release window or pricing were given either. Related Video:
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