10,000th Vehicle Produced at Maserati's Plant in Grugliasco

It seems that Ferrari's sister company Maserati is becoming healthier and healthier after some pretty tough years. Two days ago, the 10,000th vehicle rolled out of the production line of the Italian automaker's plant in Grugliasco, Torino, Italy. The reason for this commercial success are the Quattroporte (8,200 units produced from January till November 2013) and the Ghibli (1,200 units during the same period).

This commercial success is far from being over since we are expecting a replacement for the Gran turismo and even a rumoured LaMaserati which is a less advanced version of LaFerrari. Stay tuned and our congratulations to Maserati!

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The new Maserati Quattroporte Revealed

Maserati took wraps off its Quattroporte replacement and it looks absolutely gorgeous! The headlights look like a more sophisticated version of the Gran Turismo's and the biggest change at the rear are the horizontal taillights. The car also has a longer wheel base (148mm) than its predecessor and a new more powerful V8 that might produce as much as 530 HP (as the pictures suggest). Another possible power-plant for the four-door Italian supercar will be a supercharged V6 developing at least 400 Hp. The Maserati Quattroporte will be fully unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show next January. In the meantime, enjoy the high res pictures below and you can also see the car in motion in the video after the jump.

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