Overview & Reviews

The 2007 Maserati Quattroporte is now offered with an automatic transmission to complement its standard DuoSelect F1-style, clutchless gearbox. As such, the Quattroporte is broken into Automatic and DuoSelect models, which are offered in regular, Executive GT and Sport GT trim levels. The Automatic is differentiated by a new grille and redesigned center console that accommodates the new traditional auto gear selector. The 4.2-liter V8 receives minor updates when attached to the Automatic to reduce noise and improve efficiency. The Quattroporte's impressive selection of customizable interior and exterior hues has been updated as well.

• Distinctive styling inside and out, confident handling dynamics, excellent new automatic transmission, relative rarity.

• Pricier and not as powerful as some rivals.

User Reviews:

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  Zippy - 2007 Maserati Quattroporte
  By Stinkerbellorama - July 11 - 3:33 pm

  Yowza, this is a roaring machine for a suburban mom. Thinking I was under the radar in a sedan I get thumbs up from every male between 12-60 years old. Super cushy interior, roomy back seat for passengers, cool analog clock in the dash make this a sylish ride. Beating every souped up honda off the line with a light push of the gas pedal also has its perks. Trunk space seems limited, weird portholes on the side made my mom comment it looks like a Buick (thanks mom). Gas mileage in sport mode is a whopping 9 mpg, 12+ in regular mode, but its not as fun. Best things my kids like are the ability to control the passenger seat from the rear center console. Nicknamed the chauffer button.

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  Bad news - 2007 Maserati Quattroporte
  By philr43 - June 11 - 5:53 pm

  It is with great disappointment that I have to report that a car I have enjoyed greatly for two and a half years was shown upon its 62500 mile service to be suffering from very severe chassis corrosion. The Masarati Quatroporte 2007 is a brilliantly engineered and great looking car but sadly of inferior build quality. Having been so impressed prior to this service inspection I was ready to put in an order for the new Ghibli Maserati however now some assurance that build quality has improved is necessary, also I expect other owners to cars of similar age to mine to be advised to have a inspection done. This may catch corrosion in time and preclude the great expense of chassis replacement.

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  Maserati... Not Ready for Prime Time! - 2007 Maserati Quattroporte
  By jdt - November 5 - 10:30 am

  I bought my car in May and its been in the shop for a total of 3 out of the 4 months Ive had it. Computer problems, leak in interior (that Maserati cant reproduce but is reproduced every time it rains), bad CD player. The quality of the car is poor and Maserati does not have the maintenance supply set-up to handle mass produced cars. (Theyre used to Ferrari owners whose cars arent needed on a daily basis.) For example, it took 2 weeks just to get the window leak fixed. While the engine and the handling of the car are excellent, Maserati is 5 years behind in terms of electronics and gadgetry that is common on most other mid and high end vehicles. I do not recommend this car!