Any Quattroporte GTS' for sale

[Torenno Performance]

Does anyone know of any QP GTS' for sale besides the one at Wokingham Cars?

 

[Andyk]

Must say the Woking one is my fav...

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...ode/np165ly/page/4/quicksearch/true?logcode=p

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...attroporte-sport-gt-s-automatic-11-61/1521322

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...e/maserati-quattroporte-sport-gt-s-v8/1060723

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...rati-quattroporte-m139-sport-gts-2009/1442265

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...ode/np165ly/page/4/quicksearch/true?logcode=p

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...ode/np165ly/page/4/quicksearch/true?logcode=p

 

[Torenno Performance]

Thanks Andy - I am hunting for something cheaper than the Wokingham one in black ;-)

 

[Andyk]

Thought you may have been....It looks like mid 40's is where they start unless you want the 4.2 and they seem to be like rocking horse poo.

 

[Torenno Performance]

Has to be a 4.7 Andy !!

 

[Andyk]

Would love one to Noor...Great sounding and looking.......Wonder how it will feel to drive against ou GT S......Now I could be wrong but I would imagine it would be easier to place in a bend as the GT has that ver long bonnet...Not that the QP is small but all the QP's I've driven have felt great in the bends and ver easy to drive fast..

 

[Torenno Performance]

Hi Andy,

Ive not driven any 4.7 QPs in anger, so im very interested in finding out, how it compares to the 4.7 GT.

My previous QP, i absolutely adored, but was very ******* the depreciation stakes, the GT should hold its value better longer term, hence why I cant understand why a 3 year old QP GTS are still so expensive. Could be due to the higher starting price, but cant justifying spending more money on a QP than a equivalent GTS

Noor

 

[Andyk]

It be that its pretty rare maybe...Most are still at dealers who always command more.

 

[Andyk]

It be that its pretty rare maybe...Most are still at dealers who always command more.

 

[bigbob]

Hi Andy,

Ive not driven any 4.7 QPs in anger, so im very interested in finding out, how it compares to the 4.7 GT.

My previous QP, i absolutely adored, but was very ******* the depreciation stakes, the GT should hold its value better longer term, hence why I cant understand why a 3 year old QP GTS are still so expensive. Could be due to the higher starting price, but cant justifying spending more money on a QP than a equivalent GTS

Noor

Think it's because the QP sold in tiny numbers post the 4.7 GranTurismo coming out.

 

[Torenno Performance]

only 25 between between 2010 and 2013 - http://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/?utf8=✓&q=maserati+quattroportte+gts

Didnt realise, they were that rare!

 

[bigbob]

When I ordered my GranTurismo in early 11 and then took delivery in late 11 I got the distinct impression that the business was practically 100% 4.7 GranTurismos by then with 4.2 GranTurismo and any QP only selling one or two each pa per dealer.

 

[bigbob]

Long term values always seem to be - in descending order - convertibles, coupes and then saloons.

FWIW I can't see me really replacing my GranTurismo with a Ghibli but if the GranTurismo replacement really is only a 2+2 then I will just keep my GranTurismo as a low mileage car from year 5 upwards. Serious potential dropping of the ball from Maserati if they make the new GranTurismo that small.

 

[Torenno Performance]

agree bob - dont think Maserati would do something so suicidal.......here's hoping.

 

[Andyk]

A very rare car then......If I was spending 40/45k a QP GTS would be on my drive over a GT 4.2 at that mone......WOuld I have one over a 4.7 GT..Maybe