2021-2024 Ferrari Roma

Engine & Performance

Engine: 3.9-liter twin-turbocharged 90-degree V8 producing 612 horsepower and 561 lb-ft of torque

Transmission & Drivetrain: 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission with Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)

Performance: 0-60 mph in approximately 3.4 seconds, top speed of 199 mph, curb weight around 3,461 lbs, offering an exceptional balance of sports car agility and long-distance grand touring comfort.

Exterior

Grigio Silverstone metallic dark grey exterior paint, sleek minimalist fastback coupe body style with clean lines, flush door handles, quad exhaust tips, thin horizontal LED taillights, and silver 5-spoke alloy wheels with yellow Ferrari center caps.

Interior Features

2+2 seating configuration with rich red leather upholstery visible, fully digital 16-inch instrument cluster, 8.4-inch portrait-oriented central touchscreen, and capacitive touch controls on the steering wheel.

Condition Assessment

Excellent. The exterior paint shows a deep, clean metallic finish with no visible dents, scratches, or scuffs on the body panels or wheels.

Condition Issues: None visible from the exterior profile angle. Paint, glass, trim, and wheel surfaces appear pristine.

Estimated Mileage: 5,000 - 15,000 miles

Historical Significance

The Ferrari Roma marks a stylistic departure for the brand, drawing heavy inspiration from the elegant 1950s and 1960s grand tourers of Rome while introducing a more understated, minimalist design language.

Notable Features

Minimalist front grille body-color finish, pop-out flush door handles, active rear spoiler integrated into the rear screen, and high-tech digital cockpit interface.

Production Numbers

Exact annual production figures are not publicly detailed by Ferrari, but production typically runs in the low thousands globally to maintain brand exclusivity.

Maintenance Recommendations

Adhere to Ferrari's standard 7-year genuine maintenance program, regular fluid changes, dual-clutch transmission service intervals, and proper battery maintenance due to high electronic component density.

Fun Facts

1. Named after Italy's capital city, Rome. 2. It borrows its twin-turbo V8 engine architecture from the award-winning engine family shared with the F8 Tributo and Portofino. 3. The design purposefully eschews traditional Ferrari aggressive aero elements in favor of a timeless, retro-modern minimalist aesthetic. 4. It features a sophisticated adaptive rear spoiler that automatically adjusts its position based on vehicle speed and dynamic driving conditions.

Identified on: 8/25/2026