[Kolohe]

Glws. With 70k miles, your lucky if you get 30k.

 

[Copey007]

Maybe - should that be the case, I’ll hold onto it.

 

[FrankM139]

Maybe - should that be the case, I’ll hold onto it.

Agreed. Hold on to it for a few years if needed... but it will happen. Beautiful car btw!

 

[Copey007]

Agreed. Hold on to it for a few years if needed... but it will happen. Beautiful car btw!

Thank you - it was a lot to get the car to this stage. I might have to have another garage built

 

[GhibliGransportSQ4]

I sometimes think about going backwards and getting rid of my Ghibli to pick up prev gen QP like yours, definitely not one of my worst ideas

 

[gomezoscar]

@Copey007 GLWS - this is what I'm looking for, but your car is worth maybe $20k - if it's worth more than that to you, just keep it.

For reference, this sold a week ago for $27,500 - and it had full service history, all original paint, California car, etc. 35k-Mile 2009 Maserati Quattroporte Sport GT S

 

[Revolv0]

@Copey007 GLWS - this is what I'm looking for, but your car is worth maybe $20k - if it's worth more than that to you, just keep it.

For reference, this sold a week ago for $27,500 - and it had full service history, all original paint, California car, etc. 35k-Mile 2009 Maserati Quattroporte Sport GT S

Lost out on that car, I was bummed.

 

[evebrown]

Wow, that's a lot of mileage for a car like this. Have you had any issues with it? I'm not trying to lowball you or anything, just genuinely curious.

 

[sullivansabrina]

70k miles is definitely a lot, but if you've maintained it well, it shouldn't be a problem. Have you had any major repairs done? I have these high end auto repairers here in Mississauga, ON right tech auto , and they say that apparently some people have recently wanted to get their hands on this classic. When I spoke to them a few months back, they seem to think that it’s that bit of nostalgia for ‘vintage’ or ‘retro’ cars or something.