What are the differences between the Maserati Quattroporte and Ghibli?

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The differences between the Maserati Quattroporte and Ghibli are as follows: 1. Exterior differences between the Ghibli and Quattroporte: (1) Body dimensions: The Ghibli measures 4971*1945*1455 (mm) in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2998 mm, front track of 1635 mm, and rear track of 1653 mm. The Quattroporte measures 5262*1948*1481 (mm) in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 3171 mm, front track of 1634 mm, and rear track of 1647 mm. (2) Front bumper: The Quattroporte's front bumper is divided below, while the Ghibli's front bumper is integrated. (3) Engine hood: The Quattroporte's engine hood extends to the edge of the headlights, while the Ghibli's engine hood has a certain distance from the headlights. Additionally, the Quattroporte's engine hood is recessed in the middle, while the Ghibli's is raised, making the Ghibli appear more aggressive. (4) Headlights: The Quattroporte's headlights have a yellow element, while the Ghibli's do not, but the Ghibli's headlights appear more high-tech. (5) Taillights: The white part of the Quattroporte's taillights extends to the corner edge, while the Ghibli's white part is cut off before reaching the corner. The Quattroporte's reflector above the exhaust pipes is more recessed. 2. Configuration differences between the Ghibli and Quattroporte: The Quattroporte comes standard with: adaptive suspension, power trunk, hands-free trunk access, keyless entry for all doors (Ghibli only for front doors), power-adjustable steering wheel (Ghibli only manual, power is optional), steering wheel memory, heated front and rear seats, Harman Kardon sound system, 10-speaker setup (Ghibli has 8), heated washer nozzles, rear independent air conditioning, power side window sunshades, etc. Some of these standard features on the Quattroporte are optional or not available on the Ghibli.