2005 Maserati Quattroporte on 2040-cars
Bel Air, Maryland, United States
Please contact me at : serenasffrati@ukdesigners.org .
The experts agree that this is the best looking sports sedan on the road and one of the best performing with the
Ferrari V8 engine putting out over 400 horsepower through an automatic tap shift transmission. This car is loaded
with all options too numerous to mention. The Executive Model even has rear seat air-conditioning and sound system
controls, as well as screens for all windows in the rear. The leather upholstery is a beautiful beige color with
piping which matches the car paint. The car has 62,000 well-maintained miles and has recently been serviced. It
runs great and is lots of fun to drive. There are minor signs of wear on the driver seat, no rips or tears
anywhere. The body has a few very minor dings. The tire pressure monitor and left headlight need calibrations. I
am a long drive from the nearest dealer. Inspection is invited prior to sale. Car is being sold “as is” where
it is” with no warranty. My wife has instructed me that something has to go as shown in the last picture
attached.
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