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Maserati has finished its trio of high-performance Trophy models by adding the Ghibli and Quattroporte to the range.
The same 3.8-litre twin-gold V8 engine built via Ferrari that has powered the SuV Levante Trophy since 2018 now discovers its position in the two sports sedans of the Italian brand.
Trophy refers to the excessive and hard maximum cars on the solid with the trident badge, and the Ghibli and Quattroporte Trophy are the fastest four-door Maseratis to date with sensitive maximum speeds of 326 km/h.The maximum speed of the Levante Trophy is 302 km / h.
The 395 kW turbo V8 engine has already been used in the GTS Quattroporte, this time it is configured to produce the full 433 kW and 730 Nm of the Trofeo specification.
To highlight the Italian identity of Maserati, the 3 Trofeo models are presented in the colors of the country’s flag: green for Quattroporte, white for Levante and red for Ghibli, which are mixed with burnished chrome and bright red trims to further identify them as the sportiest Maserati models. .
Like the Levante Trophy, the new Ghibli and Quattroporte Trophies use a built-in vehicle formula with crisp driving dynamics, adding a Corsa button for an even sportier driving style.
Also included is the launch, a feature that pushes the Ghibli Trophy from 0 to one hundred km/h in 4.3 seconds and the largest and heaviest Quattroporte Trophy in 4.5 seconds.The sedans have rear-wheel drive, and the all-wheel drive Lift Trophy pushes them towards a status board with its 4.1 seconds.
All 3 models transmit force in eight-speed automatic transmissions.
The touches of flavor that distinguish the trophy models of the smaller Maserati come with the front grille with two vertical bars in black piano and carbon fiber in the moldings of the front air ducts and the rear extractor.-spikes.
The taillights have also been redesigned with a boomerang profile through the 3200 GT and Alfieri concept car.
The hood of the Ghibli Trophy has also been adjusted with air ducts for further cooling, such as in the Levante Trophy.Ghibli and Quattroporte Trophy are supplied with 21-inch Orione aluminum wheels, while the SUV is supplied with 22-inch Orione rims.
Inside, the Trophy trim includes Pieno Fiore flowery leather, headrest with the Trophy badge and an edge panel featuring an exclusive ignition interface.
A Maserati smart assistant is added to the build palette, such as larger media screens with advanced resolution.
The Ghibli and Quattroporte Trophy versions will arrive in South Africa in December and will be announced in September.The Levante Trofeo is now on sale at R3.75m.
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