Maserati 2+2 GT prototype tries the old "fake rear doors" trick

But The Car Connection isn’t partcularly hoodwinkable. This GT is disguised to look like a regular Quattroporte sedan, on which it is largely based. The borrowed Q-porte items:  the Ferrari-designed V8 engine, Cambiocorsa paddleshift transmission, front suspension and rear axle. The new GT will be significantly larger than the outgoing model, which has a back seat that can only accommodate malnourished children comfortably. [Thanks, TCC.]

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But The Car Connection isn’t partcularly hoodwinkable. This GT is disguised to look like a regular Quattroporte
sedan, on which it is largely based. The borrowed Q-porte items:  the Ferrari-designed V8 engine, Cambiocorsa
paddleshift transmission, front suspension and rear axle. The new GT will be significantly larger than the outgoing
model, which has a back seat that can only accommodate malnourished children comfortably.

[Thanks, TCC.]