Maserati the sister division of Ferrari figures out how to put out a vehicle at the 100k imprint that is as recognizable as the debut. Riding on the morals of Ferrari, Maserati conveys to the table an identity and intense look that isn't coordinated by any of its adversaries. A mix of ease and bespoke craftsmanship the Trident image vehicle certainly legitimizes its sticker price.
Every one of the trims aside from the Maserati Quattroporte GTS are fueled by a 3.0L 6 barrel motor that currently delivers 20hp more than the past age. With this spec knock, the Luxury division of Ferrari is presently class driving by a mile. Regardless it costs more than its rivals yet is the enlarged costs label defended?
A new 350 model has been introduced in the lineup.
Features
vehicle bio
base price
$99490
bodystyle
4dr Sedan
passenger capacity
5
drivetrain
rear wheel drive
engine type
displacement
182
horsepower
424 hp @ 5750 rpm
torque
428 lbs.-ft. @ 2250 rpm
transmission
8-speed shiftable automatic
chassis
suspension front
Independent front double wishbone suspension
suspension rear
Independent rear multi-link suspension
dimensions
wheelbase
124.8 in.
length
207.2 in.
width
76.7 in.
height
58.3 in.
curb weight
4101 lbs.
capacity
cargo volume
18.7 cu ft.
fuel economy
city/combined/highway
17/19/24 mpg
highway range
506.4 mi.
warranty
basic warranty
4 yr. /50000 mi.
drivetrain warranty
4 yr./ 50000 mi.
corrosion warranty
4 yr. /50000 mi.
roadside assistance
Yes
Pictures
exterior
interior
Trims and Configurations
MSRP
S
power
424 hp @ 5750 rpm
fuel
Premium unleaded
mpg
19 combined
$99,490
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S 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 8A)
Starting at $99,490 MSRP
(17/19/24)
424 hp @ 5750 rpm, 3 L, V-6, premium unleaded
8-speed shiftable automatic
rear wheel drive
5
S Q4
power
424 hp @ 5750 rpm
fuel
Premium unleaded
mpg
18 combined
$103,990
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S Q4 4dr Sedan AWD (3.0L 6cyl 8A)
Starting at $103,990 MSRP
(16/18/23)
424 hp @ 5750 rpm, 3 L, V-6, premium unleaded
8-speed shiftable automatic
all wheel drive
5
S GranLusso
power
424 hp @ 5750 rpm
fuel
Premium unleaded
mpg
19 combined
$106,490
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S GranLusso 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 8A)
Starting at $106,490 MSRP
(17/19/24)
424 hp @ 5750 rpm, 3 L, V-6, premium unleaded
8-speed shiftable automatic
rear wheel drive
5
S GranSport
power
424 hp @ 5750 rpm
fuel
Premium unleaded
mpg
19 combined
$106,490
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S GranSport 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 8A)
Starting at $106,490 MSRP
(17/19/24)
424 hp @ 5750 rpm, 3 L, V-6, premium unleaded
8-speed shiftable automatic
rear wheel drive
5
S Q4 GranLusso
power
424 hp @ 5750 rpm
fuel
Premium unleaded
mpg
18 combined
$110,990
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S Q4 GranLusso 4dr Sedan AWD (3.0L 6cyl 8A)
Starting at $110,990 MSRP
(16/18/23)
424 hp @ 5750 rpm, 3 L, V-6, premium unleaded
8-speed shiftable automatic
all wheel drive
5
S Q4 GranSport
power
424 hp @ 5750 rpm
fuel
Premium unleaded
mpg
18 combined
$110,990
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S Q4 GranSport 4dr Sedan AWD (3.0L 6cyl 8A)
Starting at $110,990 MSRP
(16/18/23)
424 hp @ 5750 rpm, 3 L, V-6, premium unleaded
8-speed shiftable automatic
all wheel drive
5
Colors and Styles
NERO
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Ratings
Engine And Performance
9.2
Interior
8.5
Exterior
9.0
8.9
OVERALL RATING
Expert Review, Pricing Analysis and Buying Guide
8.9
Overall Rating
Going toward the German and the British is no simple assignment as history has been observer to this. Yet at the same time, the Maserati stands its ground and does as such splendidly.
9.2/10 Engine and Performance
8.5/10 Interior
9.0/10 Exterior
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Features
This time around, Maserati brings in two more trim options to delight the existence of their hot-sedan, the Quattroporte. Apart from the GTS GranLusso which cruises on a 3.8L V8 engine, all the other options ride on a 3.0L 6-cylinder inline engine. It is offered in both, Rear-wheel and All-wheel Drive setup. The S, Grand Sport, and GranLusso have the Rear-wheel setup while the Q4 GranSport and GTS GranLusso haves All-wheels power delivery.
Trims
S
S Q4 Grand Sport
GTS GranLusso
S Grand Sport
S GranLusso
MSRP
(FWD)
$103, 400
$116,000
$145,500
$109,900
$109,900
Features
adaptive suspension
S Q4 is a small step up from the standard S
GTS which gets the 3.8-liter turbo V8 (523 hp, 524 lb-ft), rear-wheel drive
GranSport offers a more performance-oriented vibe by building on the base S trim
GranLusso package adds to the standard equipment
19-inch wheels
all-wheel drive
20-inch wheels
20-inch wheels
automatic wipers
a power trunk lid
a black grille
chrome exterior trim
LED running lights and taillights
shift paddles
black side skirts
power-adjustable pedals
heated, power-folding auto-dimming mirrors
heated rear seats and a heated wood and leather steering wheel
red brake calipers
a wood and leather steering wheel
a sunroof; front and rear parking sensors
sport front seats and paddle shifters on the steering wheel
premium interior leather upholstery
blind-spot monitoring
forward collision warning and mitigation with emergency braking
a simulated-suede headliner
surround-view camera and lane departure warning
a power rear sunshade
We Recommend
Prices starting from the S trim and going up to GTS GranLusso, we see a lot of variations in the offerings and in some of the mechanicals as well. After a close study on every trim, we take a stand with the new addition level to this year’s Quattroporte, the S GranLusso. Mechanically, it offers AWD, above the RWD in S. Having the 20-inch tire inclusions and updated safety measures, to name a few, the S GranLusso would prove to be a more fruitful investment in the Quattroporte.
While obviously, customers having money to shed and performance to take in, the GTS GranLusso, having the heart of Ferrari would go the distance.
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Engine and Performance
9.2/10
“Whether you go with the standard V6 on base trim levels or the aggressive V8 in the top-of-the-line Quattroporte GTS, there's plenty of power on tap.” –The Car Connection
Engine and Performance
This Maserati is being fed by a 3.0L 6-cylinder inline engine having an output of 424-horsepower and 428 lb-ft of torque. These are some interesting numbers on-paper and the performance lives up to the expectations as well.
It is mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission which is found not as accurate as one would expect. The shifts are quite short but the harder throttle response is carried out by longer shifts. The car revs up to the red mark with ease and gives out extortionate performance.
The Quattroporte faces competition with the mentioned cars and it turns out to be a very fair comparison as all the cars have the 3L engine with 6-cylinder setup and 8-speed automatic gear setup.
Pretty clearly, the Maserati poses out as the winner with a drastic lead in the engine’s output, tuning, and performance. Rest, all being luxurious sedans comes out equally similar based on their engine qualifications.
Acceleration
The perfectly tuned engine by Maserati allows the Quattroporte to a achieve the 0-60 mph target in just 4.5 seconds and covers the quarter mile in a mere 12.7 seconds. Having such a performance-oriented has a negative side which can be seen in the emissions department.
Models
Maserati Quattroporte
BMW 7 Series
Jaguar XJ
Audi A8
0-60 MPH
4.5 sec
5.4 sec
5.4 sec
5.5 sec
Quarter mile
12.7 sec
13.4 sec
14 sec
13.8 sec
Engine
3.0L
3.0L
3.0L
3.0L
Emission
(Tons/yr of CO2 Emissions @ 15K mi/year)
9.8
7.4
8.4
8.1
It is certainly the best car out of the pack and delivers well for what it is asked for. The Jaguar XJ and Audi A8 take the down score while having similar outputs on track.
Ride and Handling
Despite the increased girth of the car, Maserati has managed to pull out an extremely balanced car. It involves a lot of aluminum in its structure and chassis which allows it to shed the unnecessary weight which further adds to a more responsive and a well-handled car. As one would expect from a sports luxury sedan, the suspension is on the firm side which allows it to cruise through any circumstance without causing any nuisance. The electro-hydraulic steering allows the sheer joy of handling the Quattroporte at ease.
The bigger wheels, however, decreases the comfort somewhat.
Braking
The 13.6-inch and 13.0-inch brake pads on the front and the rear wheels respectively helps the car to come at halt from the usual cruising speeds. The Maserati is one heavily built car, weighing just about 4.1tonnes.
When tested to the extreme, the brakes brought the Quattroporte from 60 mph to a dead stop in just 105 ft. which is considerably great.
Model
Maserati Quattroporte
BMW 7 Series
Jaguar XJ
Audi A8
Brake Front(in)
13.6
17.7
14
15.0
Brake Rear(in)
13.0
14.5
12.8
14.0
Curb Weight(lbs)
4101
4195
3891
4464
60-0 MPH (ft.)
105
112
122
118
When analyzed, the car weighs right in the middle of the category but even though it has the smallest of the brake setups, it still carries off the least distance and the quickest to stop from 60 miles an hour. The Jaguar XJ loses this aspect of the clan.
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Fuel Economy
Having such performance driven aspects and outcomes, the Maserati Quattroporte is surely not considered to be an economical car. It consumes 16 mpg and 23 mpg in city and highway respectively. Thus, it delivers 18 miles per gallon of fuel consumption, combined.
Model
Maserati Quattroporte
BMW 7 Series
Jaguar XJ
Audi A8
MPG (City)
16
21
18
19
MPG (Highway)
23
29
27
29
MPG (Combined)
18
24
21
22
Comparing the Quattroporte to its rivals, it loses out to every car in the segment which claims that it is the most uneconomical vehicle to be driven. The BMW 740i is a clear cut winner here, by proving to give such approachable numbers despite the heavy engine.
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Interior
8.5/10
“The Quattroporte has a roomy, well-appointed and stylish cabin. There are nearly endless customization options for interior materials and all sorts of luxurious features such as fold-out tables and quad-zone automatic climate control.” -Edmunds
Seating and Comfort
The Quattroporte is a well carved out car to easily stack in 5 people. The cabin is plush and ambient with many leather and wooden accents. The seats are of top quality leather. The front seats are a joy to be in, while the back seats could be a bit of compromise for big adults.
Model
Maserati Quattroporte
BMW 7 Series
Jaguar XJ
Audi A8
Passenger capacity
5
5
5
5
Front (Head/Shoulder/Leg)
(In.)
NA
39.9/59.2/41.4
39.5/57.6/41.5
37.2/59.1/41.4
Second (Head/Shoulder/Leg)
(In.)
NA
38.9/57.7/44.4
37.2/56.6/38.9
39.1/57.8/42.9
Due to lack of data, we cannot put the Maserati Quattroporte against its competitors but the car ranks almost equally with the BMW 7-series which is class leading in terms of space and comfort.
Infotainment System
The 2020’s Quattroporte features an all-new 8.4-inch touchscreen infotainment system which is quite stuffed with the latest technology but still fails to deliver the justice to a $100,000+ vehicle. Let’s see the features it offers:
Android Auto
Apple CarPlay
AM/FM radio
Aux, USB Plug-in
Real Time Navigation
Bluetooth connectivity
Voice command
Cargo Capacity
Being one of the longest and widest in its class, this vehicle offers just about 19 cubic feets of cargo space which is quite some excellent work in this department which further allows the practicality of the car to some heights and of less hassle.
Model
Maserati Quattroporte
BMW 7 Series
Jaguar XJ
Audi A8
Volume (ft cube)
18.7
18.2
15.2
14.2
Comparing the same, we conclude that the Quattroporte has the class-leading specs in this aspect with BMW following the same and Audi A8 falling at the last spot.
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Exterior
9.0/10
"In Italian, “Quattroporte” means “four doors,” but you don’t need to speak the language to appreciate this car’s dramatic flair." -Car and Driver
Dimension and Weight
Having a length of 207 inches, a width of 77 inches and a height just above 58-inch, the Quattroporte is surely a huge sedan. Provided a wheelbase of 125-inch assures the presence of plenty of space inside the cabin of the car. The car’s built pretty symmetrically when the front to the rear ratio of track width is almost identical.
Model
Maserati Quattroporte
BMW 7 Series
Jaguar XJ
Audi A8
Curb weight(lbs)
4104
4195
3891
4464
Length(in)
207.2
206.6
202
207.4
Width(in)
(w/o mirror)
76.7
74.8
74.8
76.7
Height(in)
58.3
58.2
57.5
57.9
Ground clearance(in)
NA
5.8
6.3
4.9
Wheelbase(in)
124.8
126.4
119.4
122.9
Track width(in) F/R
64.3/64.8
63.5/64.6
64/63.1
64.7/64.4
The Maserati isn't the heaviest or the tallest, but just claims the top position in terms of length and width, facing an immediate competition from the Audi. All the aspects vary unconditionally in this equivalence test but the Jaguar surely lacks a lot in this criteria too.
Exterior Features
Some of the basic exterior features being offered by the Quattroporte are:
Keyless entry
Remote start
Sunroof
Surround view Camera
Daylight Running Lights (DRLs)
Bi-xenon front headlamps
LED Taillamps
Automatic headlamp activation
Hi-Pressure front headlamps washing system
Parking lights
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Safety
For 2020, Maserati offers the following safety measures for the Quattroporte:
Adaptive Cruise Control (with Stop & Go function, Lane Departure Warning, Forward Collision Warning with Advanced Brake Assist, Automated Emergency Braking)
Blind Spot Alert
Rear view camera with imaging displayed on central MTC and dynamic gridlines
Surround view Camera
Front & Rear parking sensors with graphic indication of object distances on cluster display
Bi-xenon front headlamps with Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS)
Full LED Taillamps and third stop light integrated into the rear window
Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
Electronic brake distribution (EBD)
Drive wheels locking prevention (MSR)
BAS (Brake Assistance System)
Hill Holder Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) with pressure displayed into the digital central cluster
Tyre sealing compound and electric air compressor
Cruise Control
IIHS Ratings
The IIHS Ratings for the 2020 Maserati Quattroporte are not available.
NHTSA Ratings
The NHTSA Ratings for the 2020 Maserati Quattroporte are not available.
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Competition
BMW 7 Series
The 7-series is known for its plush and technology stuffed outlook at heart. It offers numerous amounts of exquisite luxury, exceptional crafted details, and phenomenal mechanisms. Also known to be a chauffeur-driven car, it provides tons of comfort at the back seats as well. However, the car lacks some confidence in handling as the steering is found to be soft and numb, even though the engine is a result of pure refined engineering.
Jaguar XJ
Being kept in the same category of competition, the Jaguar does not offer any thrilling feature of output out of its XJ. The car is well built, provides a exceptionally of comfort, luxury, technology and driving experience but falls short when compared to its rivals.
Audi A8
The Audi comes with a feature and future loaded sedan, the A8. This gives out an immense amount of safety features, technology upholdings, premium comfort and a good quality of the ride. The engine’s output, however, falls a bit low along with some minor intakes of the cargo space and ride setup, when brought up to the comparative scale.
2020 Maserati Quattroporte Final Verdict
Priced above all this automotive marvel blessed with the Italian grace also performs above all. Justifying its price point in every parameter the decade-old design is still hard to beat and still manages to appeal to the adrenal glands of the connoisseurs.