The look is familiar but there are plenty of changes on the 2013 Maserati Quattroporte.
One thing you can say about Maserati, the Italian maker is nothing if not ambitious. After years of struggling to gain ground against more established luxury brands like Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and even Jaguar, it is targeting some absolutely huge growth targets for mid-decade. And to get there, the maker is planning to roll out an assortment of new and updated products that range from an updated Quattroporte sedan to an all-new luxury SUV.
We’ll get a first sense of what’s in store, it turns out, during the upcoming Detroit Auto Show, Maserati today confirming that the next-generation Quattroporte will make its debut at the annual Motor City show.
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In an advance release that included these first images, the maker suggests the redesign “reinterprets the design features of classic Maseratis in a contemporary design language. Its style was born out of the guiding design principles of Maserati: harmony of shapes, dynamism of lines, Italian elegance.”
