Discussion - Maserati to Offer LWB Quattroporte

Description: Cars grow and cars shrink. Take the Maserati Quattroporte for example. The first generation was introduced in the 1960s and measured five meters from bow to stern. The fourth model in the succession ...

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Belal Karam Jan 13, 2013
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Lou Guerrero Nov 13, 2012
Love*

Lou Guerrero Nov 13, 2012
@ Carlton, sure will. Rich, Chinese execs will lie the badge and rear legroom.

Tyler Tarbox Nov 13, 2012
I really hope they produce a Sport GTS model in the new body style. That will be sick

Thibault Leroy Nov 13, 2012
And of common sense

Cody Fullerton Nov 13, 2012
Just get him to look at both. If he's blessed with the gift of sight he will pick this

Carlton Salmon Nov 13, 2012
This will sell really well in China.

Rockesh Boulder Nov 13, 2012
My dad was looking at a Panamera. I think I can change his mind

Chris Gaines Nov 13, 2012
if I was going to get a limo I'd get something that was designed for the job. the new quattroporte seems too sporty for this added length

Description: In pursuit of market share held (particularly in the Far East) by long-wheelbase versions of the Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7 Series, Audi A8 and Jaguar XJ, reports indicate that Maserati plans to offer an...

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Tyler Tarbox Nov 13, 2012
Haha hey it's what I do

supra_mkiv Nov 13, 2012
Tyler set a trend in the comments lol

Dillon Magee Nov 13, 2012
I would say Maserati>S class=XJ=Panamera>A8=7 series.

John Serely Nov 13, 2012
In my opinion, Panamera=quattroporte>s-class>7 series>XJ=A8>LS The "=" signs are there on purpose

Matt Piccolo Nov 13, 2012
I agree with Tyler but I'd put the s class last

Daniel Eads Nov 13, 2012
For me the the 7 series and the A8 are tied in last. They're both so bland. But the Quattroporte is the best.

Tyler Tarbox Nov 13, 2012
Quattroporte>XJ>S Class>A8>7 Series

Description: (Of course we haven't driven the new one, but this writer drove the current model at its introduction and found it handled its heft with remarkable aplomb.) One way or another, the diversificatio...

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