Rolls-Royce Ghost vs Maserati Quattroporte Comparison

The Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II successfully defends its title as the gold standard of the present. It is an utterly sorted piece of engineering that delivers a deeply relaxing driving experience. If the Spectre is the future, the Ghost proves there is still life left in a beautifully crafted, V12-powered sedan. The Black Badge adds a genuinely punchy, spirited edge to the recipe, giving buyers a reason to dismiss their chauffeur and take the wheel themselves.

While the Bentley Flying Spur offers a bit more corner-carving fun, the Ghost simply wafts past the competition with effortless grace. It demands an astronomical financial commitment, but for those who can afford the asking price, this sedan justifies every single rupee spent.

Amaan signs off,

“It’s safe to say the Black Badge will burn a significantly larger hole in your pocket than the standard Ghost. It’s the perfect choice for the owner who wants the prestige of a Rolls-Royce but prefers the view from the driver’s seat.”

The GTS will set you back a good ₹ 2.2 crores and the one thing that Maserati has to deal with is the dealership network. It's just gotten back into the game, so it's still settling in and with dealerships in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, brand Maserati is looking at a good customer base. Though no one will question your choice of the GTS, you can opt for the diesel Quattroporte, which is cheaper than the GTS by more than a crore and has a better ride height and a softer suspension.