Lot Ended
Description
Very smart and appealing automatic example showing just 59,380 miles;
super spec inc. rear picnic tables and electric rear seats
Supplied new by Stratstone Maserati of Manchester in May 2007 to
its first owner in Billerickay, this smart looking Quattroporte V Sport GT
(M139) is finished in Negro and sits upon a set of distinctive, and very smart
seven-spoke 20” Maserati alloy wheels, behind which sit big callipers finished
in red showing off the Sporting credentials of this fast family
saloon.
Under the bonnet, we find the typical
4.2 litre F136 Ferrari/Maserati V8 engine which boasts a cross-plane crank, DOHC
per bank, four-valves per cylinder and variable valve-timing which help it
develop 395bhp and 451NM of torque in this case. Power is sent to the rear
wheels via six-speed automatic ZF transmission with optional paddle
shift.
As a Sport GT variant, the car features
the model specific alloy wheels mentioned, re-configured transmission offering
faster shifts, firmer Skyhook suspension, cross-drilled brake discs, braided
hoses, dark mesh front and side grills, alluminium pedals and a Sport steering
wheel with paddles.
Inside this attractive
example, we find an extensive spec including a cream leather interior piped
black, electric front seats with memory, adj. lumbar, heated front seats, and we
believe, massage option too, electrically adjustable rear seats with lumbar,
rear ventilation, rear picnic tray tables, wood trim, sat nav, digital climate
control with AC, BOSE sound system, electric windows, electric mirrors,
automatic lights, automatic wipers, parking sensors, rear head rest drop
function, remote boot release, cruise control, Sport mode, multi-function
steering wheel, trip computer, electrically adjustable steering column,
stability control, traction control and electric rear blind.
The car shows just 59,380 miles and has been with our caring vendor
for the last six years during which time he’s enjoyed the car, covering around
5,000 trouble free miles including a couple of trips abroad delivering the car
to us himself.
The car presents beautifully, starting
promptly and sounding divine as we moved it around for these image and videos,
looking particularly well in black too.
The
history file includes the V5C recording just four former keepers, the owner’s
pack and service book showing seven stamps, the last in 2019 at 57,437 miles,
purchase invoice from 2017 at 54k miles, seven old MOTs plus the current valid
until December 2023 recording no advisories and a selection of bills for
maintenance including the most recent service carried out in May 2022 by Parkes
Performance of Warwickshire which included new front and rear pads in addition
to an oil service, two new front tyres in Feb-22 and a £1,018 spend in 2020 on a
pair of new Eibach springs and replacement coolant header
tank.
Ready to be enjoyed this looks to be a
super example of this most capable of Sporting saloons.
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