Maserati Quatroporte 4.9 V8 1983

The 1983 Maserati Quattroporte 4.9 V8 is a symbol of Italian luxury and refinement, designed to combine the comfort of a limousine with the performance of a sports car. The name "Quattroporte," which literally means "four doors," reflects the unique character of this car: a sporty sedan capable of reaching high speeds without compromising on elegance and comfort. Maserati launched this model to offer the elite of the 1980s an exclusive driving experience, and that is exactly what this car still embodies today.

The car is exempt from road tax, making it an attractive property for collectors and lovers of Italian class. In 1984, this Maserati had a new price of a whopping Fl. 151,890, an amount that made it clear at the time that this was a car for the well-to-do. Only 2,096 examples of this generation were produced.

The Quattroporte is powered by a powerful 4.9-liter V8 engine developed by Maserati's own engineers, who were known for their knowledge of engines for both racing cars and luxury GTs. The engine is a masterpiece of engineering, with a deep, distinctive sound that makes it immediately clear that this is no average sedan. The interior is equally impressive, with an abundance of leather, wood and craftsmanship characteristic of Maserati. This particular model, which has spent a long time in a privécollection, retains all those classic details that make the Italian style so beloved – from the wood veneer on the dashboard to the comfortable leather seats.

In order to get a good idea of the car, we recommend that you come to ééone of the viewing days.