Maserati Quattroporte Facelift
June 15, 2007 by Alborz Fallah
Maserati seem to be working to change the look of the Quattroporte. The Quattroporte which went on sale (in AUS) in late 1995 is now in its second reincarnation. The original wasn’t exactly screaming of style:
With a price tag of $180,000, the original Quattroporte, although a true Italian luxury supercar, failed to meet expectations. However after Fiat sold its share in Maserati to Ferrari (1999), the Italian supercar manufacturer changed Maserati’s missions statement to become Ferrari’s luxury arm.
The partnership resulted in this:
And now WorldCarFans have caught the new Quattroporte prototype in Germany (Nürburgring).
From what we can see, the front and rear have some minor changes while the changes appear to be focused on the front fascia with a small alteration to the rear bumper.
This will mark the midlife cycle of the current Quattroporte’s life, the updated model should be out and about mid next year.
Print it: 
I saw a burgundy coloured Quattroporte last week!!
AWESOME in the metal, bewdiful car!!!
goddam that car looks absolutely hideous from the front. back looks ok
other than that im a fan of the maserati brand, really good cars.
Come on Sam, having a non discriptive day? You can do better than that ! HAHAHAHA
Looks like the BRYLCREEMED section of Ferrari’s design team did this !!!!How boring !!
Note to self if cant sleep tonight take a look at the Maserati Quattrporte .
id rather be seen in one of these than the 7 series with its awful taxi boot and half arsed headlight design, bangle has yet to confince me this flame surfacing is the way to go, bmws used to look so bold and business like, now they have wimpy curves and dame edna head lights, yuck