2005 Maserati Quattroporte 1 Owner Out Of Private Car Collection on 2040-cars
Albany, New York, United States
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2005 Maserati Quattroporte Chassis# ZAMCE39A550017651 Color: Burgundy/Bordeaux See pictures here: https://plus.google.com/photos/111355593055710048515/albums/5996691788644868881?banner=pwa
This beautiful one owner Quattroporte has just a touch over 25,000 original miles. The owner maintains a collection of hand selected vehicles and is selling her to make room for a new car. Wide World of Cars originally delivered the vehicle on 4/14/05 with the following options: DSH3 Zone $1100 Heating system for front seat $650 Rear side manual window sunblinds $595 Power Sunroof $1600 Wooden pull-down tables $1600 Spare Wheel+Trousse $650
Everything that came with the car new has been retained for its next owner including the original window sticker – $113,385.00, the original bill of sale and subsequent documents, tools, the complete owner’s manual kit, comprehensive navigation cd series, and two remote heads with keys. This car only has been driven lightly at an average of just under 3000 miles per year, always has been in climate controlled storage, has only been hand washed, and has never been driven in winter conditions.
Wide World Maserati exclusively serviced this car. The clean CarFax report reflects all of the documentation. Dealer records support that all services were performed as recommended by Maserati. There were no shortcuts taken. It’s most recent service was performed at 23,148 miles last March totaling just over $8900.00 and included the following:
This car has no shortcomings as to its condition throughout. The leather including both driver and passenger outer bolsters are in excellent condition. There are no signs of sun wear or fading anywhere in the areas such as the dash or on the back sides and top of the rear seating/headrests. There are no areas anywhere on the interior’s leather surfaces that exhibit drying/hardening. This car smells like new and has never been smoked in. Everything works and is 100%. The carpeting is like new and exhibits no wear spots. Even the brake and gas pedal rubber is like new. The exterior paint is like new and its condition supports the story of a collector kept automobile. The front nose of the car surprisingly exhibits very little stone chips. Most of the exterior patina (stone chips) exists in the rear quarter dog legs in front of the rear wheels (typical of this model). The door jambs and door thresholds are all in excellent condition. Unlike many vehicles there are no chips or scars present from the occasional belt buckle slammed in the door mishap. Only the left rear rim shows minor scars from curb rash. All others are like new. When in the market for a car such as this first and foremost you are buying the previous owner’s story. Condition, history and needed service are first and foremost. In this example your are buying the best of all of the above. The car is collector quality and one that can be driven reliably and enjoyed as it has already been proven by its current original owner. Considering its history, service maintenance records and overall impeccable condition we have established a fair price of $33500.00. Reasonable offers may be considered. I am available by phone at 518-210-1869 to discuss specifics |
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