2007 Maserati Quattroporte Sport Gt on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
For more info and pics with the car please email me at:loganperryc3z@yahoo.com
2007 Maserati Quattroporte Sport GT with Duoselect manual transmission. Very low mileage and is in excellent condition! The body looks beautiful and is in great shape. Runs perfect! I get "wow nice car" comments literally every time I take it out. Black with full leather tan interior. Powered by an impressive 400hp, 4.2L, 8-cylinder engine it runs absolutely perfect with 25K miles! This car is totally loaded with dual control AC for passenger, keyless entry, power front, passenger and rear seats, heated and vented seats, factory NAV, 6CD changer, Bose Premium sound, manual and auto mode 6-speed transmission (duo-select), sun roof, rear power sunshade, parking sensors, Bi-HID Headlamps, head curtain airbags, dual air bags, side air bags and even a console beverage cooling system - just to name a few.
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Furthermore, the MC Stradale now gets a carbon fiber hood with an air intakes and extractors, 20-inch alloys and new materials inside. It will take the A-lister's spot on the Maserati stand at the Geneva Motor Show, making its world debut alongside the European debut of the new Quattroporte. The press release below can tell you more.
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