Revisiting my Maserati Quattroporte Sport GT S: Somebody PLEASE Buy This Before I Do

[@JayEmmOnCars]

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[@MrCoreslash]

What a car :) one of mt favorites ever.....and that sound ,sure one of the best sounding cars ever

[@richardwilson57]

James I’ve driven your car when Dave had it up for sale…… I’ve then gone and bought a different GTS ……. Your car (now Dave’s) definitely has some kind of exhaust upgrade over OEM……. Might have been from factory or dealership…… and sports Italia has sorted that car perfectly - drives so well!

[@JayEmmOnCars]

@@richardwilson57 No exhaust mods in the history, or mentioned by SportsItalia - but the GT S does have a different setup from standard. You also find a lot of cars with stuck valves which might explain why they don't all sound so good

[@craigwilliams4072]

Better off with Aston Martin Rapid.

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

Matthewsons Auctions Pickering got a Quattro Porte 2004 coming up for AuctAuction 👍🏻

[@thomasfineis1678]

I've owned a 2012 QP5 Sport GTS for almost 6 years now. Almost 76k miles on it. I drive it year-round in Chicago with snows on dedicated rims. I still love the car. I dropped some considerable coin on it last year on maintenance and did so with the expectation that I can keep driving it reliably for another 5 years. I'm a bit of a car nut, and am most fortunate to be able to buy what I want - old or new - so it's a conscious decision by me to continue ownership of this car. The sound is superb, as all know. It drives "smaller" than it is. The exterior design is "assertive" without being over wrought. It's comfortable. New cars are great, but I can't use all that they offer at legal speeds here in the Chicagoland area, nor would I want to deal with malfunctioning sensors, chips, screens, dynamic this and that, after the warranty expires. An FF/Lusso is an upgrade, but not yet ready to live in the Ferrari ecosystem.

[@duckrutt]

It's Illinois. The roads are so shit if you could find somewhere to do 100 would you really want to?

[@boogboog8097]

Thanks for sharing. I always appreciate owner's adding their experience to the conversation.

[@london651]

In the exact same position with my granturismo. In the process of getting all the stuff sorted after 5 years. Nothing to leave me stranded just…annoyances. I look out there and can’t find anything to replace it with. The ff comes with its own issues including that front gearbox deciding if it’ll eat itself on that awesome roadtrip you had planned for months.

[@griffins750]

Honestly I’m not sure I’d consider an FF or a Lusso to be an upgrade not when you take price and everything else that comes with owning an older modern Ferrari into account… Plus then you have to live in the Ferrari ecosystem you brought up, and eash 😬 is all I have to say about that…

[@ULookAngryGaming]

Just put over 20,000 miles on mine in a year! I thought I was one of the few in Chicago with a Sport GTS as well. Mines an 09, kudos for driving yours! 🤝

[@CraigMcB68]

The Jaguar XJR. The 5.0 litre supercharged V8, last shape, are now creeping under the £30k mark. I remember Clarkson's race the sun in that one, epic race. Worth a look.

[@mouisehay930]

He drove the regular 5.0?

[@abovenbeyondlimits81]

I have the supercharged it’s great . No he drove the R like this guy said

[@wordkraftcreativeagency6337]

I totally support this

[@markziff7234]

I know of no other car that can touch my heart like the Quattroporte. ❤️

[@S-u-p-a]

Try xkr

[@marquettegloves9907]

Yep, my favorite car.

[@chrishatch499]

I own an 08 quattroporte gts euro spec and love it. Nothing matches the feeling you get when you drive it and hear the exhaust. Handles and performs way more than it should. This brand requires people with passion!

[@rsmallwo6]

Reasons to re-aquire the Masser: 1) You don't own a cross plane v8, so its not in the same category as your Scud missle.... 2) It complements your existing italian car collection as your daily 3) Though it might give you issues over time, you can create content for each and everyone of them. This is the right business decision. 4) Its a known quantity, this derisk's so many unknowns from another car purchase. You have some other expensive projects that won't provide the same content opportunities (The Masser's issues would hopefully pay for themselves). Btw, Keep up the good work 😊

[@JayEmmOnCars]

Four annoyingly good points

[@sicilia71]

OMG that sound.........is priceless

[@john1703]

Like a smaller, quieter version of a Ford 427 or a big block Chevvy. Gotta love a cross plane V8.

[@dj4160]

What a legend Jay. My absolute favorite brand and an ex owner of ghibli, every time you upload a maserati video I like you even more than before. Also, my favorite car channel.

[@JayEmmOnCars]

Thanks very much!

[@boristabacsplatt6609]

Nothing you mentioned, and nothing I can think of would be as good as this Maserati. You obviously still love it, so follow your heart and buy it now. A ridiculously good car for not a lot of money.

[@dwakim1]

I think this has been the most common make/model you’ve reviewed AND I LOVE IT!! I’ve owned one for 9 yrs now, never letting it go!

[@stevem9307]

Always worth looking at M539 Restorations. He is temporarily ditching BMW and currently fully refurbishing a GTS in his indominable style.

[@nab5018]

Last generation though not 5th generation

[@jp3630]

He is not "ditching BMW'. He is simply fixing up the Mas. Please do not spread fake news. BMW haters are annoying.

[@oggie1967]

James, I really can’t think of a reason why you shouldn’t revisit the quattroporte! Sometimes cars just get under your skin, whether you are a journalist like yourself or not. My dad passed in October last year and when his will was read one part said” son, thank you for taking the time out of your Sunday and taking me out for breakfast & a run down my favourite road, I’ve left you my cherished number plate and some money to get something nice to put it on!” So this Tuesday I took ownership of a 2005, one owner, Onyx Black Aston Martin DB9 complete with my dad’s cherished number on it and I’m absolutely smitten! Love your work and the channel!( might be partly your fault I bought the Aston!)😉 👍👏👏👏❤

[@chrisgmurray3622]

I'm not even (at least not in real life) really a car person, although I always appreciate the subtlety of design both in the engineering, and the stlying of cars, and so watch many car videos, and I have to say that though often the "exhaust note" is referred to in a car video, when this one began, I heard the most beautiful engine sound I've ever heard anywhere or anytime. After years of TV and KZbin, this sang to me like a Telecaster with a bridge humbucker into a cranked 18 Watt handwired vintage valve amp! I'm obviously a guitarist, and never really got that "exhaust thing", I mean I get it, it's like an old Plexi Marshall 100watt Super Lead is to guitarists what a Roland V8 is to petrol heads, but this sound is beyond a wine-taster's descriptive vocabulary. I'm amazed!

[@JayEmmOnCars]

The Italians sure know how to tune an instrument!

[@davideslava3526]

I recommend you watch Jason Cammisa's bit on the Quattroporte

[@JayEmmOnCars]

@@davideslava3526 It's very good

[@misterbridger]

@@davideslava3526It's a brilliant piece, including the aphrodisiac properties of the QP's exhaust note.

[@misterbridger]

I've owned a 4.2 Quattroporte for 2 years now. Apparently it has a wonderful Bose surround sound stereo, but for me it's redundant - that exhaust note makes all of the slightly annoying features irrelevant.

[@borjejohansson6805]

Jay, I think that you mostly have what you deserve in an positive manner. I would have it, but my dad left me his X81 V12 Daimler, so I allready have a marriage keeper. Jay, enjoy your 4 door beauty. And yes, she is the peace of art

[@Kyuzeth]

Congratulations on 350,000 subscribers, James! While you've presented the very real risks of reuniting with an old flame, I've sensed you still harbor a lot of love for this car. While it's great to explore further venues, knowing just how happy the Quattroporte still makes you, I'd say it's the ideal moment to bring her back, at least for a good while.

[@Michael0300]

As a 2013 Lexus LS600h F Sport owner I've been lusting after something slightly lighter and louder to drive. My favorites to lust after are the Pininfarina Quattroporte Sport GTS and the v8 Lexus LC500 . I think the upkeep of the QP5 would cost the same in the end as getting a newer LC500. There is something indescribable about this era Italian design and charm though.

[@grahamsmith2022]

I'd stick with Lexus bud,ultimate dealer service and reliability, unless you know a Maserati expert,like many vehicles a Maserati will be fabulous until the warning lights illuminate.

[@kimbullard770]

Amen.

[@squeakers27]

This was one of the most sensible purchases you made, no idea why you sold it, so yes you should buy it back! I swear you are always saying i need a 4 door car but with some flare and this is it.

[@markcompton6750]

There are a couple of these in and around Burford, one blue and one silver. They both look and sound amazing. In a world of expensive 4x4 and EV’s these really stand out, they really do

[@zak2175]

Jag X350 XJR / XJ SV8 (if you can find one) would be my suggestion. You yourself have said they are fantastic.

[@Mokoliini]

Having 15 cars, panamera turbo s, 911 997.2 etc, need.. some Italian ... in Finland taxes eating all pleasures tho.. Still Go Go, Just got 2011 4.7 l Quattroporte s, ftom Japan, no rust but engine service 10 k ;)

[@L0RDLUK]

I think you're pretty much spot on with this car. The only other thing I would maybe consider is a C219 CLS. Either a more basic CLS500 or one of the spicier AMG variants. If I remember correctly, they are basically just a prettier E-class so this thing here is much more special.

[@craigroberts5965]

Perhaps a 6 series gran coupe, 650 V8 or M6

[@cobra1010]

Dear James, this Maserati Quattroporte GTS is fantastic! You should buy it back - no other car in that category can give you so much joy and style! The sound , the looks, the specialness! There are no rivals! And one day of course, the Ferrari FF has to taken into consideration again! There is no way around a good and nice example of an FF! 🙂

[@ilya.b]

A VERY unpopular oppinion incoming, but.. what if? A Volvo S80 V8? I know, i know, comparing it to a Maserati, Jaguar, Bentley or even a BMW is not very smart, but it's still a very cool car in it's own way. Perhaps exactly for this reason - it's not your typical performance saloon from premium luxyry manufacturer but rather a unicorn of sorts, something that shouldn't have existed from a sensible, safety oriented, family friendly brand.

[@andrewwaller5913]

Won't look anywhere near as good as the Maserati.

[@ilya.b]

@@andrewwaller5913 Well, yes, but still looks very nice. And the interior will be better quality than that of a Maserati. As I said, it's a very different animal, but interesting in it's own ways.

[@sotirismp2883]

The Volvo is a repmobile turned into something sporty.The quattroporte is a Supercar turned into a family car

[@ivanp6608]

Absolutely rebuy it. I currently own a 2013 Quattroporte S and a 2010 GTS . Every car person or collector will always have at least one or two vehicles that maintain a permanent residence in their hearts and in their garage and this is that car. I have owned numerous Ferraris, Lotuses, Porsches and BMWs throughout my life and I can tell you that the GTS is the one that is going to remain with me. It currently has 122,000 miles on it and going strong. It has been regularly serviced throughout its life and that definitely helps. I have found that these cars are actually very reliable and most issues come from lack of maintenance by owners who are unfamiliar with the vehicles or just unable to deal with the costs. Also as a former repair shop owner and technician I can tell you that it is no more complex to work on these vehicles as it is on any other vehicle out there. Anyone that has any mechanical skills or know how will have no problem maintaining such a vehicle. I sold My Generation 6 2014 Quattroporte GTS to purchase the 2010. The difference in dynamics, the chassis, the build quality and the overall feel of the vehicle is unparalleled. You may not be able to find another one like this one which is cared for and properly maintained. At the price it is the bargain of all bargains for any car enthusiast, luxury or performance

[@kevinmccann9279]

That Maser is a true unicorn and one you once and obviously still love, I cannot believe you would even consider not buying it and keeping it for as long as you love it regardless of pressure to do otherwise, you would only regret it. Of course I could be wrong.😇

[@ozgurakdeniz8136]

I would say this was one of the more sensible purchases you made in the past. Then agin the noise from the Ferrari derived V8 alone is enough to make a person own one. I would say you should buy it back and replace the seats with , for example GranTurismo MC-Stradale seats. That would probably solve the seat issue while being OEM style and would make some interesting content.

[@edisonyoung4693]

Nice video. For the same money, you’d be hard pressed to find a four seater that offers a greater sense of occasion. Few other Italian classics are as beautiful or soulful.

[@DanPyjamas]

I watch every video... Maybe the odd one falls down the back of the sofa but I've certainly watched ~98% and ive got to admit, I've completely lost track of whats in James’ fleet right now 😂

[@DueGreg]

2 or 3 MG, 430 Scuderia, F12, S2000, DB9... correct me 😂

[@DanPyjamas]

@@DueGreg Celica GR4? F550.. I'm sure there's more 😂

[@bertranddyvoire5375]

I have been the lucky owner of a 2010 GranCabrio for 9 years and enjoy the same comfort and engine singing. With a big difference that is the soft top which makes it such a joyful car. You feel you are Fangio even if you wouldn’t be able to race in Le Mans, such a magnificent symphony! Now, if you want an alternative limousine with comparable performance and another summit of charm, go for my 2004 XJ8 Super V8. I enjoy both and feel they give the best of the Italian and British production. Now, if someone wants to buy my 1990 560SEC, it is presently for sale. It lacks the charm of the Maserati and the Jaguar but what a beautiful and efficient star of German manufacturers. As good as new after more Thant 3 decades. Thank you for your videos, I am a fan from the other side of the Chanel.😊

[@Biosynchro]

Two of my favourite large sedans of all time: the BMW E32 750i (V12), and the Bentley Turbo R.

[@insydegroup]

That title sounds like a diagnosis of a toxic relationship ;) Great video and a great car.

[@robertwilkins3043]

It would break your heart again. Gotta own a Maserati at least once in your lifetime…but once that itch has been scratched you just love to see others own and go through what you have. 😂

[@mrcogginsgarage7062]

In much the same way as when your out shopping for your groceries in the supermarket and a woman of a certain age walks past you,you don't pay much attention to her because your other half is putting things in the trolley,but after she has passed the scent of her wearing the same perfume as an old flame of yours creeps into your nose and sticks with you for hours afterwards and a small part of you wonders what if ?.... Well James you've been down that road already,and usually it's not a wise move to retrace old flames,no matter how much you enjoyed the first time around .

[@leongiles3496]

Ohhh James - the finest 4 door ever to grace our roads - if I was still living in England I would have jumped at the chance to own that... looked at one here in Sweden but the history was a bit dodgy...

[@lolkevandewitte1713]

Great review! You described everything by the QP Sport GTS just spot on! That’s of even more value knowing you owned (this) one. I have to disappoint you (not really; you already know this): there is no substitute for this car. But should you buy it back? No, I don’t think so. Cherish the good memories, but head for new horizons. Maybe a Bentley Continental GT?

[@taratajika]

I don't think there's another sedan that can give this one a run for the money... it's possible that, well, you've peaked with this. There just isn't another choice that is special, beautiful, fast, musical and relatively practical for 25K. It's the whole package, and that makes it rare as well. I don't care much for gadgets either, and if that isn't a perk, then there's no point looking at the Germans or the Japanese. I do agree that it's a problem when you have cars with overlapping characteristics, but at the same time, that doesn't take away from the experience. They're still good characteristics.

[@Spenny909]

With that criteria, I would consider a 6 l W12 Flying Spur. If you could add another £5k, you could look at a Giulia Quadrifoglio. But do you need another four-door, four-seat car? I could see you in a TVR.

[@Themayseffect]

3:05 there's nothing more to say after this ❤️🎵🎵🎶🎶🎼🎼

[@ryu411]

If I was in your predicament; I would be looking at a 2007/8 BMW Alpina B7. Super rare. Drop dead gorgeous. Plush ride. 500 horsepower supercharged V8… need I say more?

[@henryallaway4767]

Do it, I’m in my second and with the spec now it will never be sold, also keeps the MC Stradale company

[@bestleyg]

Understated class. Ageless design and an exhaust note that is absolutely delicious! No pops ‘n’ bangs; just a proper v8 choir. Just need some surplus cash to fix the inevitable niggles.

[@mjo3275]

I’ve got a 2010 Maserati Quattroporte Sport GT S In Bianco Eldorado tan leather and tan suede headliner, I love it! I just spent $4,400 fixing the oil check caps so I’m keeping this car forever now 😂

[@josephkelly4893]

The sound of that engine in Devine, definitely a headphones on episode JayEmm!!

[@Project40Cars]

Someone needs to buy this car asap, it’s brilliant to drive and has the best soundtrack.

[@matthewdodd5054]

Only this will do based on brand, styling, sound (that sound!) and exclusivity. Go on Jayden just buy it back and do yourself a favour !!

[@gerritstorm6924]

Nothing wrong with a reliable 'misses', while cycling through all kinds of 'flames'😉

[@shanesmith4079]

love my Maza Q 2011 sport GTS. ill never sell it after owning allot of different cars this is a keeper, not the fastest, nor the best performer but omg the style and soundtrack make it so special. it shouldn't handle like it should for the size and weight and as you say you tend to forget that you are not in a smaller sport car. Just buy it!

[@simondavies4603]

Jay You clearly want to but the QP5 GTS again. You keep on throwing in alternative purchases but we buy QPs because they stand out from the rest. That is why the QP line is now 60 years old. Incidentally for those who love the QP a “Quattroparty” is being held at the Salon Privé Club Day on August 31st celebrating the model, it’s 60th anniversary and the six variants since the original launch.

[@danielbradley2621]

I owned a 2007 Lexus LS460. Now that I’ve had a Lexus, I simply wont look at anything else. Build quality superb, and an incredibly refined driving experience. This even from a car that was 15+ years old. Only warning with those, there is some element of flawed design with the cooling system, which can lead to coolant leaking into the valley plate of the engine (The Car Care Nut channel has a video on this) I guess if you have one thoroughly inspected and it’s been well looked after, you can’t go wrong. Would love to see this under appreciated car on your channel

[@Birmingham_racing]

I've never been a the biggest Maserati fan but the one you sold to dadcars looks as good as it sounds

[@jonathangillbanks3891]

LOL James, you know darned well that the Maser engine sound is the best V8 in the business and nothing else comes even close in style. This generation Maser reliability is also not bad at all plus it’s a full proper four seater so is in no way doubling up on your Maranello two seat toys - all reasons why I’m still holding onto my GranTurismo Strad :)

[@JerreHui]

Hello Jay, If I were you, I take the Maserati Quattroporte GTS anytime, I grow up with passion of Ferrari or any exortic Italian car, it all about Italian, its timeless like ath Aston Martin or Bentley. I still own a 89' Alfa Romeo convertible and I never never get tire of driving one, it so classic with so much racing heritage, I don't care about reliability or hold me up of loving them. Right now, I'm looking for 2011- 2012 Maserati Quattroporte Sport GT S, hope for the best to find one. Tank you for your video, I'm really enjoy it, looking forward to see more of your exortic cars video, cheers!!!🤩😍😁😄🏁

[@SuperLuckyCat7]

Reuniting with your X, and it feels that nice; it's a true Keeper. As would a Lady that cool be.. Way 2 go!

[@snd36977]

Get C63 Edition 507. I have same QPGTS as well as F12. So I pretty much know you would like that car. Keep up the good work!

[@stephendavies6949]

Follow your heart, James. And we'll come along for the ride.

[@MrSCOTTtheSCOT]

M539 is doing a bit of project work on one of these makes for an in depth interesting view of this buggy, i wondered when watching that it seemed to ring a bell to seeing that model somewhere before and this is why it was your videos. Niiice.

[@DaRealMaus]

His is latest gen, not this gen

[@ryanrobinson2401]

Currently in my stable is a 996 Carrera, exomotive Exocet, e39 M5, Maserati Quattroporte S, SL55 AMG, Toyota Century V12 and a Taurus Sho (winter beater). Let me tell you I love a good manual sports car as much as the next guy but I absolutely love my Quattroporte. I would not sell it unless I could find a good spec QP GTS. My M5 has cost me a lot of money over the years so it’s not like you would be getting a more reliable car if you went the m5 route. The sound of that Maserati hooked me as soon as I heard it. They are an absolute bargain at the price they go for these days.

[@rafibalouzian9951]

I own 2005 duoselect Quattroporte and 2012 Granturismo S Auto. I had a 2001 E39 M5 that was a brilliant car but less reliable than my both Maseratis. I drive the Quattroporte on manual sport setting only and still have the original clutch at 62,000 miles . I am hoping it will last to 80 - 90k miles. Once you learn how to drive the automated manual properly, It is a very engaging and brilliant car with lighter engine, faster - less weight, direct connection , shorter final drive, and the perfect 47 front/53 rear weight distribution. It was a revelation reading your comment and your appreciation of the best 4 door Automotive Art ever 🙏

[@titaniummechanism3214]

One of my favorite cars of all time and very high on my list of actually somewhat attainable dream cars. A combination that has the potential to lead a man to make irresponsibe financial decisions.

[@NigelDeForrest-Pearce-cv6ek]

C’mon Jay, You Love It!!!! Give Her A Comfy Home!!! Buy It!!!!

[@bestanimalshort]

This is a car that gives you a silly grin each time you drive it. Not the ridiculous tech of the Germans, its Italian and Italians make Stallions!

[@encinobalboa]

Car is known to you. Another example will never be the same. Bring her back.

[@felixneri8608]

Great video as always, James. For 25k, I really do not see any other sensible and fun alternatives to this car (maybe a naughties Merc C-Class 63 AMG?). The closest thing that I think compares to this (performance/class/design/mystique and reliability) is a first version of the AM Rapide, but I doubt you will find any at the 25k. Good luck solving this life-altering conundrum.

[@mattjames8140]

My 2012 granturismo cost me 28k, it's been fantastic the last 6 months. Full service history;). Same grey colour and tan leather if interested. Based in Norfolk

[@drvader1401]

This reminded me of your Lexus GSF video: something you haven’t owned before, and you could use the maintenance cost delta to lease another car.

[@UKMike2009]

Buy it! That sound is worth every penny

[@AntoniusTyas]

Nah nah nah, me and my friends have this idiom: "Better regret buying it than regret not buying it". If you really love it and miss it, buy it back. The only other cars I am willing to recommend at such price point are the W204 C63 and B7 RS4. Neither has quite the same panache and wow factor as the Quattroporte Sport GT S.

[@CarelessGamer15]

Jay, just buy the damn Quattroporte 😉

[@monostorizsolt2472]

I got one for sell, 2014, 60K miles, platinum warranty wise warranty up till november - can help extend when time comes - the car is in bolton kept in a garrage at the moment

[@olatunjionakoya4459]

Jay....this is the greatest car ever made. Buy it now!

[@BikeFromTheBrink]

I could part with my S8 for the right money. The understated brute.

[@lexuslfa4739]

This car had me sold the first time I saw it. The looks and the sound.

[@georgijordanov6067]

I used to own one of this an early example 4.2 DuoSelect such a special car. You said a Phaeton in the end, my dad used to have a W12, if you havent own one it is worth the experience. Get a W12 4seat Phaeton 🤘

[@3ducs]

When I saw all those photos of rusted Qs I thought you were talking yourself back into an XJR, which might not be such a bad idea. I recently bought a 2006 XJ8 VDP LWB 4.2 out of Canada, 80,000 miles, riding on coil-overs, has new A-arms, at least in front, a very nice car, albeit there is no exhaust sound track, it is a quiet car. There is no rust nor corrosion in its aluminum chassis or body. Not being supercharged it isn't a rocket but it is sneaky quick, if you get an R you'll get more sound and plenty of power, up to 500 or more HP. I looked at some XJRs, some were very nice, but the XJ8 only cost me $14,000USD, and that was with a new headliner. Oh, and everything on it works, no weird Italian work stoppages

[@mrmonday42]

Your original videos made me aware of the Sport GTS and I've lusted after one ever since. I really can't think of a better sports sedan for the money. That said, the buttons get grubby and the leather around the rear climate vents is always torn. Really minor issues all things considered.

[@Nick-vp7lp]

It will break my heart when my Maserati 4200 does sell... i cant say that about many cars and they are INCREDIBLE value 😔 Oh and ... just buy it James, there maybe something happening re your former maserati techs.

[@Sawubona2007]

CLS63 AMG. Shooting Brake. Don't worry about the money.

[@user-ju4ij8fk8s]

Hi JayEmm, firts of all, I do like and enjoy ALL your video clips and reviews ! Also ( correct me if Im mistaken ) gues you have a thing for the Italian supercars / Ferrari's, Maserati, understand that. Thiis Maserati is nice car, appealing, but to me tbh no heart beat about it ( been offered a few Maserati's Quattroporte 2005-07 to buy ) but it's not a JAGGGGGGG. Follow your heart obviously, yet my honest suggestion is (and what I would do) - go for XJR ( 351 or that SUPER V8 Portofolio if the owner/seller is willking to sell it for the reasonable price, not ridicolous 28k+, as saw on Autotrader he is asking for it ). My best wishes only, keep up with good work n video clips

[@elliottjones1236]

I know I'm biased (because I own one and JayEmm has driven it!) but XFRs are looking more and more appealing each week. £15/16K will get you into a good one so plenty of money left over from the budget for tasteful upgrades. Or £30k gets you into an XFRS.

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

Kish Trim up North could sort your Front Seats out on the Maserati Quattro Porte

[@Treviscoe]

Good call!

[@Musicmedstudio]

I'm still of the opinion that is very hard to beat a Jaguar XJ8 X350. It's got the grace, pace and space. An absolutely amazing machine.

[@malcolmhardwick4258]

Just sounds so good !

[@alvolante4164]

😂❤ put the captions at the start of the video. The sound of the engine is referred as music

[@ashliehiggins]

Join Rich and get a Citroen C6, but really a late 2013/14 Phaeton would be a shout, and it's a budget Bentley.

[@RamSkirata]

I think getting the Quattroporte is a good idea. The only alternative that comes to mind thats equally cool would be an E38 V8 oder V12 :)

[@spqr6973]

Same F136 engine as 430 and 458 but can't be more different! Other than that I agree with the rest :)

[@schwifty9520]

Although quite a different proposition in a lot of ways, an alternative could be an Audi RS7 🤷🏾‍♂️ Also I think I saw someone say CLS63, which i would also agree would be a nice alternative (a little more dramatic than the Audi, perhaps)

[@schwifty9520]

Since we're listing German Salo-upés, there's also the 6 series/m6 gran coupe 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@ricardosilva-xz1yt]

Love is pain. Some times it will wound you. But once gone do you realize what actual love was. The fact that dispite everything you just kant live with out it...

[@tug1345]

On Autotrader now £17,999 2004 Jaguar XJR 38,000 miles in black with red leather seats, looks good

[@PenryMMJ]

It's got to be the most stylish way to deliver a horses head to your enemies. 🐴😁

[@janstaes2172]

its still one of my fav cars. The duo select qp is a trans axle setup. the zf auto boxed ones are not.

[@jacobaptodd]

Porsche panamera gts? 4.8 NA V8, 4WD and typical porsche handling without the need for turbos. Apparently makes a lovely noise too. Can get some leggier examples on auto trader for around 25k...

[@Sid3300]

E61 BMW M5 with the V10, ever since I saw DriveTribe manual swap their E61 touring I've had a bit of a thing for those cars. Even though reliability on them is meant to be pretty awful.

[@MarkVinewood]

If I were you and if I could afford to do that, I would get this one as a keeper. Maybe as a daily fleet car you could consider the 6th generation Quattroporte GTS as well to see if it really is as bad as they say. It certainly doesn't sound bad for a twin turbo V8.

[@adastraperaspera1716]

Sorry to not help you out here but you really should get that GTS again!

[@Rapscallion2009]

A car you love will make you happier than one that just ticks all the boxes. If you genuinely love it, just buy the bloody thing. Or possibly marry it.

[@nyhcbd]

like that car and luv that rumbling NA V8 sound

[@richardhargrave6082]

Vauxhall VXR8, then put Holden badges on it. And you'll have change

[@jovar.3649]

Go get a first gen E55. Those look so cool and drive really well

[@andybroer651]

I'd buy it back. It is such a future classic. And it is a Maserati after all. 🙂

[@sishvik1735]

A 4 door E90 335i or M3 or BMW E60 550i would be good recommendation although I don’t think a good example of M3 would be available at low 20s, maybe some bargaining but definitely going to be worth the driving experience as its a BMW of the good old times.