The Maserati Ghibli is an extremely important car in the company’s range, as it is this class of cars that enjoys great popularity. The Ghibli is slightly smaller than the other very similar Maserati sedan Quattroporte and at the same time more aggressive and sporty. Both models feature boldly pronounced rear wheel arches, but the Ghibli’s front boasts more aggressive and angled air intakes. On the one hand, the Ghibli isn’t as distinctive as the coupe’s Maserati GranTurismo, but this car still looks more unique than its BMW, Mercedes or Audi competitors. Inside, the car is of impeccable quality. Here, most of the switches are the same as in the larger Quattroporte, but the chrome trim on the LCD screen provides exclusivity and looks original. The Ghibli cabin is spacious enough to comfortably seat four 180 cm tall passengers, and the large luggage compartment can hold up to 500 liters of cargo. Built on a shortened Quattroporte platform, the Maserati Ghibli has extremely good skills for both cornering and comfortable cruising on highways. It is important to note that the Ghibli is much sportier and more stable than its bigger brother. Under the hood, Maserati Ghibli has Ferrari 3.0-liter V6 petrol engines with turbochargers of 330 hp or 410 hp. Later, models with V8 power plants will join the ranks of petrol versions. Diesel engine lovers are offered a 3.0-liter V6 turbodiesel engine that will not lag behind the BMW 530d in its dynamics and smooth operation.