2006 Maserati Quattroporte

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8 - Cyl.

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ZAMCE39A660024576

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2006 Maserati Quattroporte Luxury four-door saloon made by Maserati in Italy, featuring Ferrari engine. The Quattroporte's weight distribution maximizes traction and thrust during acceleration so that the car remains exceptionally stable and well balanced at all times. Car reviews: "The car exceeds all of one's senses." "The car is beautiful...probably the most beautiful sedan out there." "The Italians are known for their zest, passion and the curve" "The perfect Italian saloon. Title says it all. This car makes me feel like the Godfather every time I drive it. The styling, inside and out, is a perfect creation by the masters at Pininfarina. The seats alone are like $10k Italian furniture pieces! The engine is wonderfully powerful, with a huge torque curve maxing-out at over 7000RPM. The SOUND from this car is totally out of this world and isn't comparable to the noise of any other 4-door on the planet. All of the seats are adjustable with massive leg and head room (I'm 6'5" tall and 250lbs and I fit perfectly)" "This Italian creation is all that style means to the Italians. The car draws admiration from all ages and economic strata. This is my second Quattroporte, the first ('84) I drove daily for 8 years. The build quality has improved beyond belief. I drive this car hard and enjoy it the way I imagine it was intended. So far there have been zero problems. The performance is amazing. Once you get a sense of where the limits are you can really have a sports car experience in the morning and enjoy the luxury as you and friends arrive at your favorite 5 star restaurant. that evening." "This car is a dream. Gorgeous, comfortable, sporty, smooth riding, great exterior colors with fabulous interior hides. It is better, much better than our Mercedes S class. It's more like an SL in a more comfortable CLS body. I'm now an ex-Mercedes-Benz customer (except for my SL). " "The quality of the QP’s cabin materials is beyond reproach. The lustrous wood, fragrant leather, plush carpet and elegant liners are superior to those found in any German car you can name– unless you cite Bentley, and even then the sumptuousness quotient is virtually identical. As long as you tailor your QP using a dark palette– the light colored interiors approximate a modern bordello– you couldn’t ask for a more luxurious carcoon." "you’re not only purchasing the features and style of this automobile; you’re buying exclusivity. Mercedes and BMWs will be a dime-a-dozen in the financial districts, and while you may not often see a fully-kitted-out S-class, you’re MUCH less likely to see one of these" 6300 miles. Excellent++ condition. Zero problems. Both manual and automatic transmission. Few small scuff marks on back rim, see pictures below. Green exterior, burnt orange leather interior. Originally $125,000.00. Reserve: $38,500.00 $2,000.00 PAYPAL deposit due within 24 hours from the auction close. Payment in full should be made within 7 days from the auction end. Pick up only after payment cleared. Feel free to ask any questions. No Accidents / Damage No Airbag DeploymentNo Structural/Frame Damage No Odometer Rollback 1-Owner Maserati in Press and in PublicPRESSRobb Report, June 2006, pg.104, Best of the Best Sedan.Car (UK), May 2006, Mark Walton editorial - Quattroporte, by Mark WaltonMPH, April 2006, La Dolce Vita; Scouring Manhattan's Streets for an Open Stretch of Road with a Maserati Quattroporte and Iron Chef Mario Batali, by Andrew Smart, pg. 65.Auto-Illustrierte, Feb 2006, Car of the Year, pg. 112.Business 2.0, January 2006, Mi Amore Quattroporte, by John Tayman, pg. 184.evo, January 2006, World Class: Quattroporte wins Supersedan comparison, by Richard Meaden, pg. 116.On Time | Vanity Fair, January 2006, Le Brassus or Bust; Jodie Kidd, Maserati MC 12 and Audemars-Piguet, by Simon Mills, pg. 4.New York Times, November 2, 2005, Ciao, Bella; An Italian Opera in Four Doors Quattroporte review, by Ted West, Automobile Section, pg. 1.Top Gear, August 2005, Best Car In The World, Quattroporte chosen by James May, pg. 109.Forza, August 2005, Behind the Trident, by Harold Pace, pg. 52.BusinessWeek Online, 11 July 2005, Maserati's Beauty on a Budget, by Thane Peterson.The Times, 27 May 2005, Maserati of Choice for Stone Proves Star Attraction at Cannes, by Vaughan Freeman, pg. 81. The car was kept in a garage and the cord is from the battery charger scuff marks on back passenger side rim 6300 miles snow.