2005 Maserati Quattroporte Luxury Performance Sedan-fla-kept-lowest Price In Usa on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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You are viewing a very attractive, Florida-kept and driven 2005 Maserati Quattroporte. This car is awesome. It is classified in the Ultra-luxury category, and for good reason. It is loaded with wonderful Cucio Sella Leather, factory Navigation System, Premium BOSE Sound System, Multi-Zone Climate Control, 19-inch Aluminum/alloy wheels, Head and Side Curtain Airbags, Heated seats, 12-way power seats, High-Intensity Xenon headlamps, factory power glass sunroof (with tilt and slide feature), Parking Distance Control, full power options. full safety options, Keyless remote entry, factory security system, Ultra-high performance engine and so, so much more! Experts at Edmunds.com's review says Quattroporte is a performance luxury sedan with soul. It may come at a premium, but the Quattroporte stirs emotions like no other car in this segment. And driving this luxury performance sedan is an absolute dream! Great handling and performance comes with all the finest refinements aboard. It has just been completely dealer serviced and is ready for a new home. The beautiful Blue Nuttuno Metallic exterior is in excellent condition and the finish is spectacular. Absolutely no dents or scuffs, nor any unsightly parking lot door dings. The interior is very clean as well with absolutely no tears or stains. The leather is in sensational condition. This Maserati has never been smoked in. Neither the ashtray nor the cigarette lighter have ever been used. Here is your chance to own one of the World's most exquisite automobiles at a fraction of its original $110,000 original MSRP! Runs and drives superbly and accelerates, and stops, and handles just as you would expect a World-class performance car to. This performance sedan will make you forget all about your dull daily commute. And you'll get the front spot at any Valet. All at the price of a used Honda or Toyota. This is not a misprint. We have this incredible Maserati Quattroporte priced for an IMMEDIATE SALE. This was a brand new Maserati trade-in and all it needs is a new, equally loving home. Handling is incredible, with massive 19-inch factory aluminum/alloy wheels that securely keep all this power planted firmly on the pavement. Staggered tires are huge 285/35ZR19 in the rear, and 245/40ZR19 in the front. Great, aggressive stance, and this car rides and handles superbly. Very tight throughout. And its sounds incredible through its factory tuned exhaust. This luxury performance sedan exudes, power, luxury, performance and status. A car like this will change your life! Please feel free to call Steve with any questions you may have. This is the lowest priced Quattroporte in the Nation and it has been completely serviced. We have it offered on auction for 7 days with a Wholesale Reserve and only slightly higher Buy-It-Now price. Don't make the mistake of missing out on this one. This is one gorgeous automobile! And this is a no-brainer of a price. We charge a nominal $299 dealer fee to each purchase. Good Luck to everyone bidding. Bid with confidence and Bid to win!
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