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1964 Maserati Quattroporte First Serie ,one Of 260 Produced on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:65000
Location:

Domont, France

Domont, France

64 maserati quattroporte,all original car,one off 260 produced ,first serie, motorised by a v8 4.2 l ,235 ch, european version,same french owner since 06/1970,come out from a big collection,this car is in good condition,paint is original and need to be redone but ABSOLUTELY NO RUST.....

car was in storage when i discover it,we done a light carburator tune up ,change fuel and it starts immediately;the clutch was out so we change it to test the car ,so now if you decide to come and see the car in person,we can road test it..

the leather interior is all original and need to be cleaned but nothing important the leather is not cracked or scratched; car has always his french registration and has clear title,the car is viewving by appointment in our showroom,in France,20 kms from paris and side aeroport charles de gaulle;

all sales are finals,please remember bidding is not a joke,i m a licensed dealer and this is my job,if you have any questions before bidding,please ask....if you need to talk with your wife before bidding,please do it before....

$1000 deposit will be required after auction ends ,and total amount two weeks later; i can assist in shipping all over the world

good luck and dont let your chance away to buy a very nice example of italian iconic

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2014 Maserati Quattroporte revealed in patent drawings

Thu, 12 Jul 2012

Curious about what the 2014 Maserati Quattroporte will look like? Recent spy shots of the big Maserati sedan haven't been much help, but now we have this: Three alleged patent drawings found by AutoWeek.nl. Better fire up your imagination, however, as like all European Patent Office images, these sketches have the unique ability to suck the beauty out of even Italian cars. Truth be told, if AutoWeek.nl had told us this was a new Buick, we might have believed them.
That said, we can certainly see the resemblance in the rear to the Maserati GranTurismo, with a similar C-pillar and that little flipped-up spoiler. In the front, too, we imagine the new Quattroporte will resemble its sportier sibling, with the crude lines from these drawings turned into more voluptuous curves through the magic of modern manufacturing.
Rumors say the next-gen sedan will be available with a choice of two engines assembled by Ferrari, either a turbocharged V8 or a supercharged V6. We're likely to see the new Quattroporte in the flesh for the first time at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.

Camal Studio pays tribute to the Maserati GranTurismo

Wed, 21 Aug 2013

Although the Maserati GranTurismo may have looked pretty hot when it hit the scene in 2007, eight years on, it's starting to show its age. Maserati is focusing its attention on the new Quattroporte, Ghibli and upcoming Levante utility vehicle, but Camal Studio is evidently keen to pick up what Maserati has let fall by the wayside.
The design house, as you may recall, was founded by former Pininfarina designers - the same firm that penned the GranTurimso (among other Maseratis) in the first place. Camal calls its redesign the Tributo (a name which should require no translation) and it draws its inspiration from Maserati GTs past like the original Ghibli, Bora and Khamsin. The resulting design comes across as clean enough, but to our eyes somewhat unremarkable. And if you're going to go to the trouble of coachbuilding a Maserati, you might as well go for a bit more visual impact. But that's judging solely from the renderings, and that's just our opinion - the financially well-endowed customers Camal is going after may feel otherwise once they see it in the flesh.

Maserati's sub-Quattroporte sedan spotted testing

Mon, 30 Jul 2012

The spy photogs at CarPix have caught the upcoming small sedan from Maserati to slot under the Quattroporte, rumored to be dubbed Levante, out testing. The spy shots frankly don't tell us much more than that, since the mule is wrapped in an ill-fitting Quattroporte body giving away little more than a shorter wheelbase and smaller brakes.
The Levante, if that's what it's called, will be Maserati's entry into the luxury mid-sized sedan segment to compete with the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Audi A6 and BMW 5 Series. Said to arrive late next year, it will have its luxury ducks in a row, supposedly offering a twin-turbo V6, a V8 and a 300-horsepower diesel with 500 pound-feet of torque.
Questions about engines and their provenance remain; the next Quattroporte is getting a Ferrari-sourced supercharged V6 and turbocharged V8, but it is wondered if the Levante's V6 might come from the other side of the Fiat stable, namely Chrysler. No matter where the motors come from, though, they'll be run through an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission.