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Maserati Quattroporte review covering 2004 To Date
Monday 20 August 2007
One doesn’t normally expect a Maserati to duke it out on level terms with Mercedes, Audi, BMW and Jaguar but with the Quattroporte, that’s exactly what the Italian company found itself doing. And rather successfully, it has to be said. A poor used ‘QP’ can spell big bills though. Caveat emptor. Maserati has a long history of building fast four door cars. Some of them have even been quite good. There have been some misses along the way but few expected the massive success of the fifth-generation Quattroporte, launched in 2004. Voted the coolest car on the planet by GQ magazine’s Objets De Luxe review, the Quattroporte quickly became a viable alternative to the Eurocrat German marques. Here’s how to snag a used example.
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