Maserati Quattriporte III Sedan 1989
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Specifications Maserati Quattriporte III Sedan 1989 blueprint
The Maserati Quattroporte III Sedan 1989 was the expression of luxury, performance and style from Italian excellence. Its sleek silhouette commanded the streets with its muscular low-slung build typical of Italian sports cars, highlighting its iconic front grille and elegant projector headlamps. At the rear was an aggressive spoiler and quad tail lamps, while the exhaust system emanated a unique sound that still evoked power and distinction. The interior featured full leather upholstery and an minimalist dashboard design with few knobs and buttons. Wood trims and polished metals gave the cabin an air of sophistication further enhanced by air-conditioned seats and electric controls. The Quattroporte III also offered a comprehensive audio system with disc changer and up to twelve speakers providing unforgettable aural pleasure. The 3.2 litre V8, producing an impressive 300 horspower, provided nuanced response with the unique five-speed manual transmission allowing swift gear-shifting. An adaptive suspension system allowed for optimum flexibility and response according to driving conditions. Stopping power was provided by ventilated disc brakes at the four corners keeping you firmly in control. For over 30 years, the Maserati Quattroporte III remains the best serving example of elegant design, visceral performance and world-class luxury from Italy.
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