Produced by Maserati, the Quattroporte is a four-door, luxury sports saloon, for which the name translated from Italian literally means 'four doors'.

There have been six generations of this car; the first was introduced in 1963 and the current model launched in 2013.

The Quattroporte IV from 1994 was a restyled, four-door version of the Ghibli II Coupé designed by Marcello Gandini.

The new car, smaller than its predecessors, was aerodynamic and featured Gandini's trademark angular rear wheel arch.

A 2.8-Litre, twin-turbo, V6 was installed producing 280bhp and reaching a claimed top speed of 158mph.

In 1995, a new release, the V8, 3.2-Litre Biturbo from the Maserati Shamal was introduced, developing 330bhp with a claimed top speed of 168mph.

This rare 3.2-Litre, V8 Twin Turbo Quattroporte is beautifully presented in deep metallic red with full black leather.

Having covered much of its 43,000 miles under the ownership of a Maserati owner's club member, this car is a lovely illustr...