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 Quattroporte II
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Page 1 of 1  Citroen had taken over at Maserati and that resulted in much of Citroen's technology being used in new Maserati models. The perfect example of this was the second series of Quattroportes. The engine was a joint Citroen/Maserati project but the suspension was of Citroen's unique hydraulic design. Production was hindered by many strikes at the factory the Quattroporte was built and resulted in only 13 cars being built.Page 1 of 1 |
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