Maserati has thrown quite a bit of luxury at the Ghibli’s interior, although it feels a little like they’ve dressed up something that isn’t quite as well-made as rivals such as Audi. Some of the plastics lack that premium edge of quality, but they’re made up for with – depending on which version you go for and what options boxes you tick – some very nice upholstery and wood or carbon-fibre trim. GranSport models also get some nice hefty gearshift paddles behind the steering wheel.

All cars get an infotainment system with an 8.4-inch touchscreen that has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It’s operated with a rotary dial between the front seats that’s fairly easy to use, if not quite as slick as the system that BMW uses. There’s plenty of adjustment in the seat and steering column to find your preferred position.