Thinking of first Maserati

[saranigel]

I own a TVR cerbera and its simply a stunning car which has been reliable to run for my entire ownership. It costs approx £1K in service bills and some maint on top of that. I will not be selling the car (maybe never) but I could do with four 'real' seats for a family with a 3 yr old and 0 year old. So I am considering a Quattroporte like this car http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/776079.htm which would do approx 15K per year and all year round use. What is this model like to own/run and what should I look for when buying- thanks for help

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best have an ask over at www.maseratiforum.co.uk I'm sure you'll get the info you need.

[saranigel]

Thanks for that, I will try there as there is not much in the way of answers here, looks like there isn't much interest in the older ones- Thanks anyway!

[lozcb]

The quattroporte your looking at is owned by Maseratiforum.co.uk member Marlon , its absolutely mint, never been driven in the rain and certainly must be one of the very best about , bit of a garage queen to be honest, he;s given himself a headache with it always paranoid about parking or leaving it anywhere thats why he's selling it via meridian

hope this helps

regards lozcb

[runway78]

Well if you are looking for the best twin turbo QP in the country you just found it.

[Albert V8]

saranigel said:

I own a TVR cerbera and its simply a stunning car which has been reliable to run for my entire ownership. It costs approx £1K in service bills and some maint on top of that. I will not be selling the car (maybe never) but I could do with four 'real' seats for a family with a 3 yr old and 0 year old. So I am considering a Quattroporte like this car http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/776079.htm which would do approx 15K per year and all year round use. What is this model like to own/run and what should I look for when buying- thanks for help

If your quick you might beat him to this one!

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