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Maserati Quattroporte vs Porsche Panamera 4S : Which One Looks Cool Quattroporte or Panamera?

Mots justes is a French term meaning “the exact right words.” Though it may seem as if French influence has no bearing on a comparison of the Maserati Quattroporte vs. Porsche Panamera 4S, the spirit behind mots justes actually serves as an organizing principle around which the consideration may be framed.

As evidenced by a greeting card company’s most successful treatments for lifetime milestones, communicative prowess is a product of mots justes—the exact right words. In the same way that mots justes represent a qualitative superiority to alternative expressions of vocabulary, there are varying degrees to which the advanced engineering techniques of world-class automakers can be evaluated as situationally appropriate. The data presented in the table above begins to bring some of these thoughts into focus with respect to the Maserati Quattroporte and Porsche Panamera 4s.

Though both vehicles feature twin-turbocharged, six-cylinder engines at three liters of displacement, the torque advantage enjoyed by Maserati goes a long way toward serving Chicago-area clients in every season of the calendar year. When paired with Maserati’s eight-speed ZF transmission and Q4 drivetrain, the entire package qualifies as the automotive equivalent of mots justes.

Comparing Maserati Quattroporte and Porsche Panamera
Simple arithmetic suggests that an eight-speed transmission demonstrates a higher degree of automotive engineering than a seven-speed counterpart, but the exact right drivetrain with which local clients have become familiar while comparing Maserati Quattroporte vs. Porsche Panamera 4S does not hinge solely on the presence of an extra gear. Yet taken together with the automaker’s torque-heavy V6 and Q4 intelligent all-wheel drive, Maserati’s innovative ZF transmission does contribute to a performance package tailor made for northeastern Illinois conditions.

In addition to the torque that Quattroporte typically channels to the rear wheels through its ZF transmission, Maserati developed Q4 to appropriately re-distribute torque in the event of adverse road conditions. Through the use of advanced monitoring technology, Quattroporte can accomplish this task almost instantaneously—within 150 milliseconds of perceived tire slip.

Available now in Hinsdale, drivers looking for closure on the Maserati Quattroporte vs. Porsche Panamera 4S comparison are invited to get acquainted with trident-badged four-door at Continental AutoSports. Call or click today for more information.

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