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We have for sale a very clean 2005 Maserati Quattroporte. This was a locally owned and driven vehicle, with only 19k miles. The teal green paint job is spectacular, especially contrasted with the orange cream leather interior. This vehicle drives and performs exceptionally well, very responsive, shifts perfectly, and brakes with ease.

The interior of this car has a few small imperfections, but overall is in great shape. All blemishes have been pictured to the best of our ability. On the interior of the driver's side, between front and back doors, the material is worn and torn from where you can see the vehicle was brushed when the driver entered and exited the vehicle. The driver's seat also has some darkening in the leather, but does not show and cracking or creasing. Other than this, the leather in the car is immaculate. All other seats are in nearly brand new condition. The black center console and steering column have become slightly tacky, which is not unusual for the finish that is applied to these areas on the car. After time, heat and sun can cause this to happen.

The exterior of the car is beautiful. The teal green paint job is gorgeous, with a very unique look. On the front end of the car, there is a scratch guard that has some light scratches upon it. These scratches are very light and therefore difficult to picture. On the passenger's side, a dent, maybe 2 inches in length, can be seen on the passenger front door (pictured). There is also a dent accompanied by a scratch on the passenger's side of the vehicle (pictured). The rims are in perfect condition, excluding the passenger front and driver's rear tire. Both show signs of curb scraping (both pictured). Other than that, the paint is in great shape. No signs of sun wear, discoloration, or peeling / flaking. The clear-coat is still in perfect shape, and this car gleams when cleaned!

This vehicle is for sale on our lot, and we reserve the right to end the auction at any time if a buyer is found. If there is a high-bidder at the time, that bidder will be notified. All vehicles are purchased as-is and have no warranties. Pick-up for this vehicle is the sole responsibility of the purchaser.

If you have any other questions about this vehicle, feel free to send us a message and we will get back to you as soon as we are available.

Thank you, and happy bidding!

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