The sedan shares its engine with Ferrari and can fascinate the driver, along with its eye-catching, one-color interior.
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The Ghibli is a sporty four-door sedan designed for everyday use. It balances sportiness and luxury. |
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The unmistakable features of a Maserati in general include the long front end and distinctly shorter rear end, the large radiator grille and the trident logo. |
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The bumper has two air intakes but is seamless, the bi-xenon headlights are swept up towards the hood. The row of 5 LED daytime running lights is located above the chrome-rimmed turn signal cluster with 3 LED lights. |
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The rear of the car also has a sporty style with LED taillights, a diffuser designed seamlessly from the luggage compartment lid, four exhaust pipes equipped with chrome covers. The 5-spoke Y-shaped rims with unique center bars and 21-inch size are optional. |
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The interior features a unique blue tone of leather upholstery on the dashboard, close-fitting sports seats, and matte aluminum details that create a modern look. |
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Dark brown leather for steering wheel and doors with stitching. |
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The steering wheel integrates many control buttons and a large direct gearshift - a detail commonly found on sports cars. |
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The speedometer cluster is also quite simple with two compartments displaying engine rpm and speed, in the middle is a small screen that reports operating data. |
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The central clock in the cockpit gives the Ghibli S a luxurious look. |
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Thanks to the 3.0 V6 engine with turbocharger technology, Ghibli S has a capacity of 410 horsepower at 5,500 rpm and a maximum torque of 550 Nm. 8-speed ZF automatic transmission, rear-wheel drive and standard electronic limited-slip differential. On the highway, Ghibli S is like just "strolling around town" at about 60 km/h. Running 120 km/h at less than 2000 rpm with a firm steering wheel and stable body. |
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Although it is a sports sedan, the Ghibli S's rear seats are spacious and convenient with separate air vents. People about 1.7 m tall can sit comfortably. |
According to VNE