Rear Passenger Compartment Floor Panel (Carpet Assembly) – Sand
$224.00
- Type: This part number refers to a major section of the interior carpet that covers the rear passenger floor area. It is a pre-cut and pre-formed carpet assembly designed to fit precisely over the vehicle’s rear floor pan.
- Function: The primary functions of this floor panel/carpet include:
- Aesthetics & Luxury: Defines the floor aesthetic of the rear passenger compartment, contributing significantly to the luxurious ambiance and premium finish of the Maserati interior, especially in the specified “Sand” color.
- Foot Comfort: Provides a soft and comfortable surface for rear passengers’ feet.
- Sound & Thermal Insulation: Helps to absorb road noise and vibrations, contributing to a quieter cabin. It also offers a degree of thermal insulation, reducing heat transfer from the underbody.
- Protection: Shields the underlying metal floor pan from dirt, wear, spills, and minor impacts.
- Integration: Features precise cutouts and contours to accommodate seat mounting points, center console extensions, seat belt anchorages, and other floor-mounted components.
- Components: The assembly typically consists of a durable, automotive-grade carpet material (often a high-quality cut pile or loop pile) laminated to a sound-deadening and insulating backing material. It comes as a single, large, pre-shaped piece. It does not include the actual seats, seat belts, or floor mats.
- Location: Covers the entire floor area of the rear passenger compartment, from behind the front seats to the base of the rear seats.
- Material: High-quality, durable textile carpet with a robust backing, specifically dyed to the “Sand” interior color specification for Maserati Ghibli models.
- Design: Precisely molded and cut to fit the complex contours of the Ghibli’s rear floor pan, including the transmission tunnel, ensuring a snug fit, preventing shifting, and maintaining the vehicle’s factory-level finish
The Rear Passenger Compartment Floor Panel, identified by Maserati Part Number 670070071, is a key interior component in your Maserati Ghibli, particularly for vehicles featuring a “Sand” colored interior. This full carpet assembly is integral to both the luxurious aesthetics and the comfortable, refined atmosphere of the Ghibli’s rear cabin.
Aesthetically, this floor panel, with its warm “Sand” hue, provides a sophisticated and inviting foundation for the rear passenger area, seamlessly complementing other interior trims and creating a cohesive, high-end environment. Its plush texture offers a comfortable and tactile experience for occupants. Beyond its visual contribution, the carpet assembly plays a significant role in Noise, Vibration, and Harshness (NVH) suppression. The specialized backing material helps to absorb distracting road noise and vibrations, ensuring a quieter and more refined cabin experience for rear passengers. It also provides a layer of thermal insulation, contributing to a more stable interior temperature. Crucially, the carpet protects the underlying metal floor pan from daily wear, spills, dirt, and minor impacts, preserving the structural integrity of the vehicle’s interior.
Given its exposure to foot traffic, spills, and potential cargo, the rear passenger compartment floor panel is susceptible to various forms of wear and damage:
- Stains and Discoloration: Spills from food, drinks, mud, grease, or chemicals can cause permanent stains or discoloration, particularly on lighter colored carpets like “Sand.”
- Wear and Fading: Constant foot traffic, especially in high-traffic areas like entry/exit points, can lead to accelerated wear, thinning of the pile, and matting or fading of the carpet fibers over time.
- Tears and Holes: Sharp objects, heavy luggage, or pet claws can cause tears, snags, or holes in the carpet material.
- Water Damage & Mold: If not properly protected by floor mats, water ingress from rain, snow, or leaks can saturate the carpet and backing, leading to foul odors, mold growth, and potential damage to the underlying floor pan.
- Adhesive Degradation: Over a very long period, or due to extreme heat/moisture cycles, the adhesive bonding the carpet to its backing might degrade, leading to bubbling or loose areas.
Symptoms of a damaged rear floor panel include visible stains that cannot be removed, excessive wear or thinning of the carpet pile, tears, holes, persistent odors, or a general unsightly appearance that detracts from the vehicle’s luxury interior. Replacement is a significant interior service, often requiring the removal of rear seats and other trim pieces to allow for proper installation of the large, pre-formed carpet assembly. Precise alignment is crucial to ensure a factory-like fit and finish.
For your Maserati Ghibli, ensuring the integrity and pristine condition of the Rear Passenger Compartment Floor Panel (Part Number 670070071) in its “Sand” color is paramount for maintaining the vehicle’s luxurious interior aesthetic, cabin comfort, and overall refinement. Replacing a worn or damaged panel with a genuine Maserati part helps preserve the exquisite craftsmanship and uncompromising quality expected of your Italian luxury sport sedan.
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