So we got a 2014 Maserati Quattroporte S V6

So we got a 2014 Maserati Quattroporte S V6

2014 Maserati Quattroporte S in the UAE
This is our very first encounter with the Maserati brand. The closest we’d come before that was a tour of their shared pre-owned showroom. Then there was the time we had the sudden urge to pick up a used Quattroporte, but it wasn’t a compelling-enough car to make us follow through on that urge. And now here we are, trying out the redesigned Quattroporte, and wondering how compelling the new model is.

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On the outside, things have certainly changed. It’s visibly longer, with an angrier front end and a generic rear. There are no visual differences that we know of between this V6 and the pricier V8, aside from the shape of the exhaust tips maybe.

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Inside, it is lined with leather on most surfaces, with wood and metal bits tastefully integrated. That 8.4-inch touchscreen is straight out of a Chrysler.

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In a sign that Maserati is intent on competing in the lucrative chauffeur-driven market, the new model is very spacious in the rear, and a big boot as well.

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In terms of drive, it’s a real bruiser of a sports sedan that belies its size. More on that in the full review.

What do you think?

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Comments

  1. I agree it is very very generic rear. They got the coupe style front though which is one of the most beautiful sport cars these days.

  2. looks like a Kia from back…. what a shame! prev. model is nicer…

  3. Saw one in muscat 3 weeks ago. Was in whire and i must say it looked much better in person than in pics

  4. how much this version cost ??

  5. @Afghan – Why? Kia is not a good car brand? The Optima is with 5 Star Safety rating, a lot of goodies, easy to drive .. If you look at Mazda 06, the front and rear is like Hyundai Sonata.. Not a Shameful thing.. Anyway..

  6. Pls don’t read Maserati reviews

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