Photo: Neiman Marcus / Maserati
Designers of the Dallas-based luxury specialty company Neiman Marcus joined forces with the House of the Trident and the hideously long name above is the finished product of their combined efforts. With prices starting from $95,000, the limited run Maserati 100th Anniversary Neiman Marcus is $18k more costly than the Ghibli S Q4.
But the special touches brought by Neiman Marcus, as well as the plethora of standard equipment that comes with this model makes the price difference worth it. Being a Ghibli S Q4, buyers are offered a twin-turbo 3-liter V6 with 410 hp and a hefty 405 lb-ft (550 Nm) of torque, with power sent to all four wheels via a ZF eight-speed automatic gearbox.
In terms of standard equipment, the Neiman Marcus special Ghibli S Q4 is offered with keyless entry and remote start, power rear sunblind and pedals, heated windshield nozzles, heated steering wheel and seats front and rear, as well as parking sensors. But now comes the exciting bit of the equipment list.
Neiman Marcus will make only 100 units, all of them finished in Grigio Maratea, a special exterior paint that contrasts nicely with the 20-inch forged alloys, red brake calipers and the black surround grille that gives the front fascia an elegant but menacing look.
As for the interior, customers of the Maserati 100th Anniversary Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Ghibli S Q4 (yes, that's its official name) are met by a sea of bespoke luxury. A Bowers & Wilkins 1,280-watt audio system, serialized badging on the center console, a lot of contrasting stitching for the tan leather and inox sport pedals round off this limited run package. Deliveries are to occur by the end of the year.
In terms of standard equipment, the Neiman Marcus special Ghibli S Q4 is offered with keyless entry and remote start, power rear sunblind and pedals, heated windshield nozzles, heated steering wheel and seats front and rear, as well as parking sensors. But now comes the exciting bit of the equipment list.
Neiman Marcus will make only 100 units, all of them finished in Grigio Maratea, a special exterior paint that contrasts nicely with the 20-inch forged alloys, red brake calipers and the black surround grille that gives the front fascia an elegant but menacing look.
As for the interior, customers of the Maserati 100th Anniversary Neiman Marcus Limited Edition Ghibli S Q4 (yes, that's its official name) are met by a sea of bespoke luxury. A Bowers & Wilkins 1,280-watt audio system, serialized badging on the center console, a lot of contrasting stitching for the tan leather and inox sport pedals round off this limited run package. Deliveries are to occur by the end of the year.
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