My, my, Maserati.
Maserati has been quietly making a statement in luxury motoring lately with their new Ghibli sedan. Named after the grand tourer in the late 1960s to early 1970s, the new luxury sedan is a force to be reckoned with, especially one wearing Niche Wheels. This new 2014 Maserati Ghibli SQ4 packs some serious heat and quite the fitment that has us drooling.
This 2014 Maserati Ghibli SQ4 is the top of the line model that’s powered by a new, potent twin-turbocharged engine. The 3.0-liter V-6 is strapped with two snails that create a total of 404 bhp at 5,500 RPM and 406 lb-ft. from 1,750 to 5,000 RPM and send that to all four Niche Wheels. That’s good enough to rocket the Italian luxury sedan to 62 mph from rest in 4.8 seconds. Making it even better is a new Pedal Box performance upgrade that alters the engine’s software to create even more power.
From there, the next focus was on the new suspension and Niche Wheels. The entire car is lowered and has more dynamic handling thanks to a set of Novitec Tridente springs all the way from Germany. The new springs reduce the center of gravity and provide a stiffer ride that allows drivers to slice up corners with ease.
Beneath the fenders sit a new set of Niche Wheels that perfectly match the Maserati’s exquisite Italian character. The forged monoblock Niche Alta T89 wheels were fitted with a high luster polished finish and gloss double dark tint. The front comes in with a 20 x 9.0 fitment while the rear staggers at 20 x 10.5. Pirelli was the tire brand of choice and their P-Zeros were installed in a 245/35/21 and 285/30/21 setup for all the grip the sedan will ever need.
Wearing a new set of Niche Alta T89 rims, this Maserati Ghibli won’t be flying under the radar anytime soon.
Fitment Specifications:
Vehicle: 2014 Maserati Ghibli SQ4
Wheels: Niche Alta T89 forged monoblock
Wheel Finish: Hi Luster Polished, Gloss Double Dark Tint
Front Wheels: 20 x 9.0
Rear Wheels: 20×10.5
Tires: Pirelli P-Zero
Front Tires: 245/35/21
Rear Tires: 285/30/21
Suspension: Novitec Tridente springs
Engine: Pedal Box Performance Upgrade
Source: Niche
Photography: Hadrian Suciu
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