Maserati Quattroporte

Sedan

The Quattroporte represents Maserati's enduring commitment to the grand touring sedan, a concept they've refined across six generations since 1963. While specific generation details vary dramatically—from the Frua-designed original with its 4.2-liter V8 to the modern twin-turbo V6 and V8 variants—each Quattroporte embodies Italian luxury with genuine performance credentials. The name literally means 'four doors,' positioning it as the thinking person's alternative to German executive sedans. Notable iterations include the rare AM330 first generation, the Pininfarina-styled third generation, and the current Ghibli-platform model with its Ferrari-derived powertrains. Production numbers have fluctuated wildly depending on Maserati's fortunes, making certain model years surprisingly collectible. The Quattroporte's appeal lies in its unique position: offering exotic Italian character in a practical four-door package, complete with that unmistakable Maserati exhaust note that transforms every drive into an occasion.