Maserati Quattroporte Collezione Cento – 2008 Detroit Auto Show
January 15, 2008 by Alborz Fallah
Maserati Quattroporte Collezione Cento – 2008 Detroit Auto Show
The Maserati Quattroporte Collezione Cento takes customer requests to a new level. It has been designed to cosset the occupants, with special coloured leather seats, diamond-shaped stitching and matching buttons in the centre.
Polished Wengé wood inserts on the steering wheel, centre console and glove box are complemented by mother of pearl inlays on the interior badging and the Maserati Trident on the gear shift knob.
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I hope the workers at Maserati like steak because it looks like 500 cows died to flesh out that interior.
Give it smaller suicide rear doors and fix the shape of it’s bum, it’s too sqared off compared to the front end.
Dear Stumpy
The Quattroporte has been voted the most beautiful car in the world, more times than any other vehicle.
It has such classic lines it should be a criminal offence to even think about changing the doors or the tail.
If were legal I’d marry mine!
Cheers IT
The back doesn’t match the flow and line of the car.
As for the most beautiful car, opinions differ.
I think its gorgeous, easily the best looking 4 door in the world. Its Monica Bellucci on wheels… ;)
there is no doubt in my mind that this is the best looking four door sedan in the world, although I prefer the plainer regular models to this tarted up version, the chesterfield buttons belong more into a Cadillac then a Maser