It was in 1977 that Ferrari acquired Maserati and took the Manufacturer to the next level, which is quite bizarre as Enzo Ferrari previously worked for Maserati before going to do his own thing! This stunning Quattroporte was supplied by Graypaul in Loughborough on 17/4/2000 and is finished in the very desirable colour of Mediterranean Blue with Cream leather and suede finished off with Briar wood.

A fabulous colour combination and very Italian in its execution and finish with such features as the quad exhaust system, 8-spoke alloy wheels and a very tasteful Blaupunkt Bremon music system, very much of the period.

This particular example has the Ferrari inspired V8 engine giving performance figures of 0-60 in 5.3 seconds and a reputed top speed of 170mph making this a bit of wolf in sheep’s clothing.

It truly is a delight to drive.

It comes with a host of older MOTs and a dealer hand book pack with a service book with 11 service stamps, 10 of which are Maserati dealers.

Latterly th...