Barvikha Luxury Village, situated in 8 km from Moscow, was chosen as the perfect place to unveil the latest model from Maserati, the GranTurismo, in Russia. The car, first presented on the Geneva Salon earlier this years inaugurated two celebrations of the brand at a time: the 60th anniversary of the first car Maserati thaT presented in Geneva in 1947, the A6 GranTurismo, and the 50th anniversary of Maserati 3500 GT.

Not surprisingly such a great presentation attracted the attention of many Maserati admirers. Over 1,500 guests gathered at the presentation to watch a wonderful performance devoted to the new model. One of the VIP guests was the Italian ambassador Vittorio Claudio Surdo with his wife Roya Surdo. Also in attendance were local officials, business people and journalists. Naturally the evening was brightened by numerous famous people.

A spectacular show was organised for the audience; before the appearance of the car two young modern artists created a sketch of the new Maserati GranTurismo in 5 minutes. Bids for the painting rocketed when it was put up for auction and was finally sold for Euro 3600. Alongside with the sketch many other lots of Maserati memorabilia were sold at the auction. Soon after, the star of the night, the long-expected car, in Grigio Touring colour with red leather, appeared before the guests.
 

This allowed the guests to examine and admire each line of the new model. The party went on well into the night as guests enthusiastically discussed the car’s style and elegance.

Meanwhile in Denmark His Royal Highness Prince Joachim has become the owner of a brand new Quattroporte Automatic. Billedbladet, the second largest magazine in Denmark, featured an article announcing the Prince’s choice of the “most exclusive and high profile car” which allows him to combine driving with his great passion for motor racing.

Prince Joachim took his first ride comfortably seated in the back of the stunning Quattroporte, on an official visit to Aarhus from his Schackenborg Castle in the South of Jutland, with his private royal chauffeur behind the wheel. “With a 4.2 litre V8 engine and 400 BHP the new royal flagship can bring the Prince to his destination faster than fast - although it weighs almost 2 tons”, the magazine claims. Combining exclusive brand values with stunning performances, the Maserati Quattroporte represents the perfect choice for His Royal Highness.