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Maserati Quattroporte – 2006
The item was sold for 14 335 €
Fees include commission and taxes.
Maserati Quattroporte - 2006
ERRATUM: Corrosion noted on underframes.
Chassis no. ZAMCD39B000022073
French registration
French registration title
"An Italian sedan with a Ferrari engine at an unbeatable price!
"An Italian saloon with a Ferrari engine for a price that simply beats the rest!"
In 1963, Maserati presented a 4-door sedan designed by Pietro Frua.
by Pietro Frua, powered by a 4.2-liter V8 engine|
This car, christened Quattroporte, was not a great success
but it did set the tone for the creation of a segment that would soon become
the Trident brand's best-seller.
40 years later, Maserati presents the fifth version, now designed by
now designed by Pininfarina| the formula is the same, and the engine
the engine now used is none other than the naturally-aspirated V8
used in the Ferrari F430!
As indicated by its service booklet (present and
(present and stamped), our example was delivered new by Tamsen
Tamsen, Germany, and will remain serviced at the same
dealership until 2012 (when the car had just over
68,000 km). Its Grigio Alfieri paintwork appears to be original, although the
although the bumpers have obviously been repainted, and its interior
light beige leather interior, contrasted by beautiful dark wood trim.
is in good condition (please note, however, that the plastic parts are
plastic parts are sticky, and will require treatment to restore
their former glory).
Purchased in 2020 by the current owner from a German
German professional, the car now has less than
102,000 km and runs well. Since then, it has been maintained by
by LDO Racing in Triel-sur-Seine, a significant amount of work has
work has since been carried out, including a complete overhaul of the
complete overhaul of the gearbox in March 2022, replacement of the
F1 gearbox in 2021, and a general overhaul in
in July 2023.
A sports sedan powered by a Ferrari engine for less than
20,000: what more could you ask for?
ERRATUM: Corrosion to be noted underframes.
In 1963, Maserati presented a 4-door saloon, designed by Pietro
Frua and powered by a 4.2-liter V8 engine| this car, called the
Quattroporte, was not a great success, but it did establish a
segment that would soon become the Trident brand's best-seller
40 years later, Maserati presented the fifth version, now designed
by Pininfarina| the formula was the same, but the engine used was
none other than the naturally-aspirated V8 used in the Ferrari F430!
As its service book (present and stamped) tells us, our example
was delivered new by Tamsen in Germany, and was serviced by
the same dealership until 2012 (when the car had just over 68,000
km). The Grigio Alfieri colour appears to be original, although the
bumpers have clearly been repainted, and the interior is in good
condition, with light beige leather contrasted by beautiful dark
woodwork (please note, however, that the plastic parts are sticky,
and will require treatment to restore them to their former glory).
Purchased in 2020 by the current owner from a German
professional, the car now has less than 102,000 km and runs
well. Since then, the car has been maintained by LDO Racing
in Triel sur Seine, and a significant amount of work has been
carried out, including a complete overhaul of the gearbox in
March 2022, replacement of the F1 module in 2021, and a general
service in July 2023.
A sports saloon powered by a Ferrari engine for less than €20,000:
what more could you ask for?
ERRATUM: Corrosion noted on underframes.
Chassis no. ZAMCD39B000022073
French registration
French registration title
"An Italian sedan with a Ferrari engine at an unbeatable price!
"An Italian saloon with a Ferrari engine for a price that simply beats the rest!"
In 1963, Maserati presented a 4-door sedan designed by Pietro Frua.
by Pietro Frua, powered by a 4.2-liter V8 engine|
This car, christened Quattroporte, was not a great success
but it did set the tone for the creation of a segment that would soon become
the Trident brand's best-seller.
40 years later, Maserati presents the fifth version, now designed by
now designed by Pininfarina| the formula is the same, and the engine
the engine now used is none other than the naturally-aspirated V8
used in the Ferrari F430!
As indicated by its service booklet (present and
(present and stamped), our example was delivered new by Tamsen
Tamsen, Germany, and will remain serviced at the same
dealership until 2012 (when the car had just over
68,000 km). Its Grigio Alfieri paintwork appears to be original, although the
although the bumpers have obviously been repainted, and its interior
light beige leather interior, contrasted by beautiful dark wood trim.
is in good condition (please note, however, that the plastic parts are
plastic parts are sticky, and will require treatment to restore
their former glory).
Purchased in 2020 by the current owner from a German
German professional, the car now has less than
102,000 km and runs well. Since then, it has been maintained by
by LDO Racing in Triel-sur-Seine, a significant amount of work has
work has since been carried out, including a complete overhaul of the
complete overhaul of the gearbox in March 2022, replacement of the
F1 gearbox in 2021, and a general overhaul in
in July 2023.
A sports sedan powered by a Ferrari engine for less than
20,000: what more could you ask for?
ERRATUM: Corrosion to be noted underframes.
In 1963, Maserati presented a 4-door saloon, designed by Pietro
Frua and powered by a 4.2-liter V8 engine| this car, called the
Quattroporte, was not a great success, but it did establish a
segment that would soon become the Trident brand's best-seller
40 years later, Maserati presented the fifth version, now designed
by Pininfarina| the formula was the same, but the engine used was
none other than the naturally-aspirated V8 used in the Ferrari F430!
As its service book (present and stamped) tells us, our example
was delivered new by Tamsen in Germany, and was serviced by
the same dealership until 2012 (when the car had just over 68,000
km). The Grigio Alfieri colour appears to be original, although the
bumpers have clearly been repainted, and the interior is in good
condition, with light beige leather contrasted by beautiful dark
woodwork (please note, however, that the plastic parts are sticky,
and will require treatment to restore them to their former glory).
Purchased in 2020 by the current owner from a German
professional, the car now has less than 102,000 km and runs
well. Since then, the car has been maintained by LDO Racing
in Triel sur Seine, and a significant amount of work has been
carried out, including a complete overhaul of the gearbox in
March 2022, replacement of the F1 module in 2021, and a general
service in July 2023.
A sports saloon powered by a Ferrari engine for less than €20,000:
what more could you ask for?