Maserati and American Express have come together to offer American Express card holders (in the UK) a special edition car. The Maserati Quattroporte for Centurion special series will be available in right-hand and left hand drive models and will have the AE Centurion logo embossed on the Nero Carbonio (carbon black) body.
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The bespoke interiors have been created by Italian furniture maker Poltrona Frau and feature leather interiors, titanium colored trim and 20-inch polished wheels and a dash plaque to announce the special edition status. The special edition car will be available in two engine variants, a 4.2-l 400hp model that costs £88,315 and a more powerful 4.7-l 430 hp that has a price tag of £94,185.
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Via: Autoblog
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