You could argue that. Or you could argue that every other company has already done a play on the hockeystick light pattern and beaten it to death. I'm not one to say "this looks like that" because usually those are outlandish comparisons but these tail lights are so similar to the current Ford Escape it hurts. Is that really the best they could do?This car still exists and it has been electrified - Say hello to the 330hp Maserati Ghibli Hybrid, now with blue highlights (featured on the side vents and brake calipers) because that's what's trendy nowadays.
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The taillights are a nod to iconic boomerang lights on the Maserati 3200 GT.
The taillights are a nod to iconic boomerang lights on the Maserati 3200 GT.
The lack of visual differences is honestly for the better. The Ghibli and Quattroporte have always been quite stylish designs and I think they'd be easily ruined if they went down the bath of the XE Project 8 or Giulia Quadrifoglio GTA. Unfortunately, I doubt the Trofeo trim will sell in high-enough numbers for either car.Barely any visual differences compared to the lower specifications and it exceeds 200mph! That Ghibli is quite the sleeper.
Is it just me or is the profile view of the Quattroporte hideous? It looks fine until the beginning of the C pillar and then boom it falls apart at the ass end. It's got this scrawny little low trunk, this tiny ass that does not look powerful. It doesn't effect the Ghibli quite as much but something is definitely wrong with that Quattroporte aft of the C pillar.