Quattroporte [Official] Maserati Quattroporte (VI)

[hoffmeister_fan]

The exterior is looking better and better, however the interior looks dated already.

I agree with the exterior, it looks good, but like the interior, there's nothing that draws the eye. There's no drama. For an Italian car, it ought to have some visual drama to go along with such a sonorous engine. After being released for about a year now, I feel that Maserati played it too safe at the expense of getting a bigger piece of the pie.

 

[Merc1]

It's all Chrysler based, that is the reason why there is no drama in the interior.

M

 

[DjordjeC63]

@Merc1
I know that post above is old but, where is "drama" in these interiors?

 

[DblPen]

was the maserati's interior in the first pic based on mercedes?

 

[Merc1]

@Merc1
I know that post above is old but, where is "drama" in these interiors?

Those interiors are different from what we're used to seeing here in the U.S. Maybe not for you guys overseas.

M

 

[Pedro Alexandre]

 

[ThroughandThrough]

Maserati updates Quattroporte, Ghibli for 2015 at LA Auto Show

By Noah Joseph
Posted Nov 12th 2014 2:01PM

Maserati won't be showcasing any all-new products at the Los Angeles Auto Show this year, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have anything to celebrate. It is, after all, the marque's centenary this year, and in 2014 has achieved the best sales it's ever racked up in the US market.

The most noteworthy Trident model to be displayed in LA next week will be the revised Quattroporte, the S Q4 and GTS trims of which are treated to some enhancements for the 2015 model year. The top-spec Quattroporte GTS in particular "benefits from a sportier and aggressive appearance," highlighted by color-matched lower bodywork, an updated emblem, red accents on the wheels and upgraded equipment inside, including red leather upholstery, contrast stitching, piano black trim and integrated wifi.

For 2015, the smaller Ghibli sedan also gets standard navigation and Bluetooth connectivity, as well as a new finish for the brake calipers. Maserati will also showcase the GranTurismo MC Centennial Editions, as well as the Alfieri concept originally unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show (new images of which we've included below). Finally, the Petersen Automotive Museum is also collaborating with the Italian automaker to display an array of historic Maseratis in the West Hall lobby of the Los Angeles Convention Center.

 

[Merc1]

It's a really good looking car, but the Chrysler bits make it a no go for me.

M

 

[Rainer271]

2017 Maserati Quattroporte facelift spied for the first time

Maserati introduced the Quattroporte the three years ago so it comes as little surprise that the company is working on a facelift for its flagship sedan.

Recently caught undergoing testing in Sweden, this particular prototype doesn't reveal much besides a camouflaged rear bumper that is covered in snow. That's not much to go on but the production model is expected to feature an all-new front fascia with a revised grille and restyled headlights.

The interior remains a bit of a mystery but we wouldn't be surprised if the car was equipped with an updated Maserati Touch Control infotainment system that features Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility. Customers can also expect to see revised trim and upholstery combinations as well as a handful of new options.

The Quattroporte's engine lineup will likely carryover but there could be some minor modifications to improve performance and fuel-efficiency. Details are lacking at this point but the current model can be equipped with everything from a 3.0-liter V6 diesel to a biturbo 3.8-liter V8 that develops 530 horsepower.

The facelifted Quattroporte is expected to be introduced sometime next year, so expect to learn more in the coming months.

Source: Worldcarfans