2005 Maserati Quattroporte Base Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Lake Forest, Illinois, United States
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Estate Sale
You are bidding on a 2005 Maserati Quattroporte in near new condition. Please review the many pictures that I've made available. She has only 19,600 miles and is finished in a very rare aquamarine color with complimenting black interior. She is stunning. Designed by Pininfarina (whose firms designs virtually all of the new Ferrari's) there isn't a prettier four door sedan available by any manufacturer. In fact, the new Quatrroporte does not even resemble this fine classic. As with all 2005 Maserati's, this gorgeous sedan is loaded with virtual every option, such as: power brakes, power steering, power windows, power seats, climate control, navigation, tilt/telescopic steering, beautiful wood trim throughout the interior and more. Here are a few notable options: rear and side rear window shades parking control sensors sunroof Bose Stereo System ( an outstanding system) F1 automatic transmission (with less than 20,000 miles she operates perfectly) - paddle shifters refinished rims (all four) tires are near new also The car smells new, drives new, looks new - you'll be hard pressed to find anything wrong with this car. All books, records, cards, nav disks, etc are included with this car. The previous owner was a car collector and took extremely good care of his cars. She is, however, out of warranty and is sold as is. She has a clean car fax report - I see no signs of any accidents or damage. The rims had normal curb rash, so I had them refinished. The pictures speak for themselves. Title is in hand. Please ask your questions prior to bidding. I answer all emails. I encourage inspections - and will make the car available and provide a lift. A winning bid is a contract and I treat it as such. A $2000 deposit is required within 48 hours. The balance within 7 days of the end of the auction. I do not offer financing and never believe that your "child" bid on the car. It's a business transaction. |
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