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Body Type Sedan
Segment Luxury
Engine Displacement 3.0 - 3.8 L
Horsepower 350 - 530 PS
Transmission Type AT
Energy Type Fuel
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  • Overview
  • Exterior
  • Interior
  • Features
  • Powertrain
  • Fuel Comusmption
  • Ride Comfort
  • Conclusion
  • Overview

    Maserati Quattroporte Overview

    Established in 1914 in Bologna, Italy, Maserati S.p.A. is one of the oldest luxury vehicle manufacturers in the world. The iconic trident emblem first made its appearance on Maserati’s racing cars back in the 1920s before their dramatic withdrawal from competitive racing in the 1957 Mille Miglia tragedy.

    When Ferrari took over control of Maserati in 1997, one of the main objectives was to radically improve the quality of the vehicles. While Maseratis are renowned for their exceptional driving qualities, the Quattroporte suffered from reliability issue since its inception back in 1963. The result was a revised and improved 1998 fourth generation Maserati Quattroporte Evoluzione.

    Quattroporte simply means ‘four doors’ in Italian. It was the marque’s first ever luxury sports sedan and is the fastest sedan in the world at the time. Fast forward to the present-day, the Maserati Quattropote is now in its sixth generation. Despite sharing the same underpinnings as the Maserati Ghibli, it is considerably larger in overall size.

    The 2019 model is offered in three variants featuring Ferrari-built V6 and V8 petrol engine options- the base Quattroporte (V6), Quattroporte S (V6) and the full-blown Quattroporte GTS (V8). The two optional trim levels, the luxurious GranLusso or the more aggressively styled GranSport is offered as standard on the GTS variant.

  • Exterior

    Maserati Quattroporte Exterior

    The Maserati Quattroporte is essentially an elongated Maserati GranTurismo with two extra doors. Designed under the supervision of ex-Pininfarina designer, Lorenzo Ramaciotti who had his hands on many Italian icons like the Ferarri 360 Modenna, the four-door layout design manages to maintain a balanced and dynamic appearance despite its hefty size.

    The ‘shark nose’ front grille features vertical chrome slats on a black background with the chromed Trident badged displayed in the middle. Maserati’s signature three fender air vents design pays homage to the Maserati A6 1500, the first production road car from the Italian manufacturer.

    Frameless doors coupled with the slopping roofline and the subtly integrated rear spoiler gives the sedan the appearance of a sleek coupé. In GranLusso trim, the car features elegantly styled front bumper with chrome elements on the side air intakes, body coloured rear bumper, a chrome-plated oval quad-tailpipe and complete with a set of 20-inch Mercurio alloy rims with black brake calipers.

    The GranSport on the other hand features a more aggressive front end with gloss-black accented side air vents while the rear is fitted with a piano black diffuser element featuring chrome plated trapezoidal quad-tailpipe. Blue element highlights the front Trident badge, the side Saetta logo as well as the badge on the larger 21-inch Titano rims.

    The sixth-generation model is considerably larger than any of its predecessor, making it a proper 4-door 5-seater sports sedan, unlike the less practical Aston Martin Rapide’s 2+2 layout. It is positioned above the Maserati Ghibli in terms of size and sits on the same M156 platform.


     Dimensions
     Length  5,262 mm
     Width  1,948 mm
     Height  1,481 mm
     Wheelbase  3,171 mm



     

  • Interior

    Maserati Quattroporte Interior

    The GranLusso Ermenegildo Zegna Edition gets interior design touches curated by the Italian luxury fashion house, Zegna, featuring patented silk fabric on the seats, doors panels, headliner and sun visors. The dashboard and steering wheel are laid with Radica wood inserts.

    The GranSport on the other hand features a more sculpted seats, suited for a more spirited driving. Gloss piano-black inserts is used across the dashboard and centre console. The optional Carbon Pack gets you carbon fibre trims on the dashboard, door handles, wing mirrors as well as on the B-pillars.

    As you would expect from an Italian luxury sportscar, high quality leather with contrast stitching is used extensively across the cabin. The centre console design adopts a slightly more contemporary approach while retaining certain Maserati’s tradition, by incorporating a large landscape-oriented touchscreen control with minimal buttons alongside the classic egg-shaped analog clock right in the middle of the dash

    All the storage compartments are beautifully finished and dampened with ambient lighting. While space at the back is certainly not an issue for ferrying adults in long distance journey, you probably wouldn’t want to carry a third passenger for too long due to the bulky transmission tunnel in the middle. Further at the back is a generously sized 530 litre boot space, matching the cargo space available in the Mercedes-Benz S450 L.


  • Features

    Maserati Quattroporte Features

    The Maserati Quattroporte comes equipped with an electrically adjustable Air Shutter behind the front grille which controls airflow into the front of the car, regulating coolant temperature whilst also reducing drag by up to 10% with the flat underbody design.

    Its highly distinctive engine sound is further exemplified by an exhaust system that includes a special air valve set-up. The valves remain closed during normal driving, keeping the engine noise discreet and understated. That is until the Sport button is pressed and the bypass valves open, unleashing that glorious Ferrari-powered engine note.

    Standard equipment on the inside includes the 8.4-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, hooked up to a 10-speaker Harman Kardon sound system. Physical controls for the climate control make a welcoming return on the latest iteration of the interior. Paddle shifters behind the steering wheel are aluminium while the foot pedals are made out of stainless steel.

    Advanced Driver Assistance Systems are available as optional extra. Included in the package are cruise control with Stop&Go, lane departure warning, forward collision warning with advanced brake assist, and automated emergency braking.

    Standard safety equipment includes 6-airbags with dual stage activation system, parking lights, Maserati Stability Program (MSP) that includes Acceleration Slip Regulation (ASR), ABS with EBD and Maserati Drag Torque Control (MSR) among other things.

  • Powertrain

    Maserati Quattroporte Powertrain Performance

    The base Quattroporte is powered by a 3.0 litre twin turbocharged V6 engine, developing 355 PS and 500 Nm of torque. Moving up the range, the same twin turbocharged V6 engine is dialed up to eleven for the Quattroporte S, churning out 61 PS (416 PS) and 50 NM (550 NM) extra performance.

    0-100 km/h is completed in 5.5 seconds with a top speed of 270 km/h for the base variant while the S manages a century sprint time of 5.1 seconds and a top speed of 286 km/h. The full blown Quattroporte GTS variant is powered by the Glorious 3.8 litre twin turbocharged V8 (based on Ferrari’s F154 modular engine), pushing out 538 PS and 710 NM of torque. 0-100 km/h is achieved in 4.7 seconds and up to a top speed of 310 km/h.

    Both the V6 and V8 petrol engine variant utilizes parallel-mounted, low-inertia, twin-scroll turbines which help minimize turbo lag and ensures swifter accelerator reaction, along with better responsiveness across the board. Both engines are hand assembled by Ferrari at its Maranello plant.

    Power is sent to the rear wheels via an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission. It is assisted by auto-adaptive software that is able to recognize individual driving style and modify the shifting pattern accordingly for different drivers.
    Five driving modes available are selected using the buttons near the gear lever: Auto Normal, Auto Sport, Manual Normal, Manual Sport, and Increased Control & Efficiency (I.C.E). Upshifts are all automatic unless a manual mode is selected.

  • Fuel Comusmption

    Maserati Quattroporte Fuel Consumption

    The base Quattroporte registers a fuel consumption figure of 11.1-11.3 L/100 km on a combined cycle.

  • Ride Comfort

    Maserati Quattroporte Ride Comfort

    The Maserati Quattroporte features a highly sophisticated and responsive suspension set-up. The aluminium arms of the double-wishbone front suspension are higher up for more precise handling, whilst the five-arm multilink system at the rear offers a great balance between comfort and agility.

    Particular attention has been put on weight reduction too. Majority of the components in the suspension system are made of lightweight aluminium, and the front stabiliser bar is hollow. The sports sedan also benefits from Skyhook suspension, featuring shock absorbers with continuous damping variation. The system uses sensors to monitor movements of each wheel and the car’s body to determine the prevailing road conditions and adjust the setting of each damper accordingly.

  • Conclusion

    Maserati Quattroporte Conclusion

    If you are in the market for this sort of cars, chances are you not only want your car to be spacious and luxurious, but you also want it to be fast. The Maserati Quattroporte is a sporty and handsome looking Italian sedan which offers buyers who are in the market for a large and luxury cruiser an alternative to the usual offering from the Germans.

Maserati Quattroporte has total 6 color options in the Philippines: Grigio, Rosso Folgore, Nero, Bianco, Blu Sofisticato, Bianco Alp

  • Maserati Quattroporte Grigio
  • Maserati Quattroporte Rosso Folgore
  • Maserati Quattroporte Nero
  • Maserati Quattroporte Bianco
  • Maserati Quattroporte Blu Sofisticato
  • Maserati Quattroporte Bianco Alp

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  • How much is Maserati Quattroporte in the Philippines?

    The Maserati Quattroporte price in the Philippines starts at ₱0. The lowest price is the 2021 Maserati Quattroporte S, ranging all the way up to the 2021 Maserati Quattroporte S priced at ₱0.

  • Is the Maserati Quattroporte a good car?

    The Maserati Quattroporte is a popular car to buy as it offers powerful and efficient engine options as well as premium, spacious interiors. Even used Maserati Quattroporte cars offer the premium driving experience.

  • Is Maserati Quattroporte manual or automatic?

    We're learning that the 2021 Maserati Quattroporte is available with continuously variable AT transmission

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