2006 Maserati Quattroporte Executive Gt Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Grand Junction, Colorado, United States
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This is a super clean no accident California Executive GT car. This car has new tires a fresh oil and plug change and is ready for a new owner. Check out all the pictures at the link below and please fell free to call or email us with any questions you might have. Financing is available for those who qualify. Thanks for looking. Front Seats 14 -way power passenger seat 14 -way power driver seat Height adjustable driver seat Height adjustable passenger seat Leather Bucket front seats Rear Seats Reclining rear seats Folding with storage center armrest Rear ventilation ducts
Power Features Remote power door locks Power mirrors Instrumentation Clock Tachometer Trip computer External temperature display Low fuel level warning
Convenience Cruise control Front console with storage Front and rear door pockets Remote trunk release Front seatback storage Speed-proportional power steering Universal remote transmitter (for garage door, security system, etc.) Rear parking sensors Tilt and telescopic steering wheel Transmission controls and audio controls on steering wheel Comfort Dual zone climate controls - driver and passenger Beverage cooler Trunk light Leather and wood trim on center console Leather and wood trim on dash Leather and wood trim on doors Front and rear reading lights Alloy trim on shift knob Leather steering wheel Electrochromatic inside rearview mirror Memorized settings Memorized settings for 3 drivers
In Car Entertainment Blaupunkt premium brand stereo system Bose premium brand speakers AM/FM in-dash single CD player stereo Speed sensitive volume control 1 subwoofer(s)
Telematics DVD based display w/voice directions navigation system
Exterior Features Roof and Glass Variable intermittent rain sensing wipers Power rear sunshade Tires and Wheels Alloy wheels 18 x 10.5 in. wheels 285/40R Z tires Performance tires Inside mounted spare tire
Safety Features 4-wheel ABS Front and rear head airbags Dual front side-mounted airbags Front and rear ventilated disc brakes High pressure washers headlamps Dusk sensing headlamps Xenon high intensity discharge headlamp 2 front headrests 3 rear headrests Passenger airbag occupant sensing deactivation Rear center 3-point belt Front and rear seatbelt pretensioners Stability control Traction control Electronic brakeforce distribution Self-leveling headlights
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