Introducing Maserati’s New Trofeo Collection Of Super-Sedans

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Luxury Italian automobile maker, Maserati, recently launched its latest collection of super-sedans in the Trofeo Collection. Within this expanded collection, following the launch of the Levante in 2018, the brand has transformed its iconic Ghibli and Quattroporte models into Maserati super-sedans, maintaining their same distinguishing features but with new and improved performance, style and handling. With the capability to hit 326 kilometers per hour, they serve as the brand’s fastest factory-issued Maserati sedans ever.

Maserati launched the new collection with an interactive digital presentation, where attendees got to view all of the covetable features of the car, from the inside-out. The launch colors chosen for the collection are indicative of its Italian heritage, in beautiful red, white and green. The Trofeo gives clients a combination of the best of both worlds—all of the luxuries of a sports car with speed and detailed finishes, like carbon-fiber inserts—with the ability to use it as an everyday, family-friendly car. It features a 580 horsepower V8 engine and large, 21-inch wheels. This marks the first time that the Ghibli will feature a V8 engine.

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The new Trofeo Collection also boasts distinguishing, stylistic features such as its signature red, which can be found on the lateral air vents on its exterior, wielding the Trofeo name. Additionally, the interiors are wrapped in full-grain Pieno Fiore natural leather with additional 100-percent carbon-fiber inserts inside the vehicle. On the rear of the car, the light clusters have been completely restyled, showcasing a boomerang-like profile that was inspired by the 3200 GT and the Alfieri concept car.

And of course, the technology is better than ever before, with a processor that is four times as powerful as previous models and screen resolution that is 10x better, boasting high-resolution screens that are similar to that of a tablet. No need or want is left to be desired with the new Trofeo Collection.

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