1967 Maserati Quattroporte Sedan

Make

Maserati

Model

Quattroporte Sedan

Year

1967

Listed price

$69,588

Location

Delaplane, Virginia

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

15,390 miles

When Maserati unveiled the Quattroporte in 1963, it redefined the very notion of a luxury sports sedan. Prior to its arrival, high-performance cars were typically two-door coupes, and sedans were stately but sedate. The Quattroporte, Italian for "four doors," shattered this convention by cloaking a race-bred V8 engine and sophisticated chassis in an elegant, Pininfarina-designed body that offered genuine space for four. It was a groundbreaking machine, a progenitor of the modern super-sedan, and its limited production run—just 776 Series I examples were built—cemented its status as an exclusive icon. This first generation, powered by derivatives of Maserati's formidable 450S race engine, remains a high watermark for the marque's blend of sporting prowess and aristocratic luxury. This particular 1967 Maserati Quattroporte Series I stands as a testament to diligent preservation and meticulous restoration. Showing a believed 15,390 miles, it benefits from a comprehensive, documented restoration exceeding $200,000, ensuring its 4.2L V8 engine, automatic transmission, and every mechanical component are in exquisite order. Originally finished in silver, this example now presents in a striking two-tone bright red and black, a tasteful deviation from factory that highlights its dramatic lines. Furthermore, this Quattroporte boasts the rare and highly desirable factory options of power steering and air conditioning, making it an uncommonly comfortable and usable classic grand tourer, especially for extended journeys. Its provenance is exceptional, with a complete documented history from new, including a copy of the original Maserati bill of sale. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a magnificently restored and comprehensively documented example of Maserati's pioneering luxury sports sedan.