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Body Type Coupe
Segment Super Car
Engine Displacement 3.9 L
Horsepower 612 PS
Transmission Type AT
Energy Type Fuel
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  • Overview
  • Exterior
  • Interior
  • Features
  • Powertrain
  • Driving Performance
  • Ride Comfort
  • Fuel Comusmption
  • Conclusion
  • Overview

    Ferrari Roma – Overview

    ‘An F1 car in evening attire’. That’s how Ferrari describes its latest compact GT, the Ferrari Roma. To be sure, Maranello’s success today is built on grand tourers, but the marque went on to focus on mid-engined supercars in the intervening years. 


    Thus, the Roma may represent a renaissance for House Enzo, putting elegance ahead of handling and thus opening doors to a section of the market who are not obsessively keen drivers, but want to buy into the marque just the same.
    That doesn’t mean the Roma is a slouch either, with over 600 horses to play with and Ferrari’s wealth of knowledge in chassis development.  

  • Exterior

    Ferrari Roma – Exterior

    Is this one of the best-looking Ferraris in the modern era? Indubitably. Its proportions are sublime, and every surface is beautiful to look at. There’s just enough visual aggression from details like the headlights and flared haunches, but not enough that it stops being sexy as all hell.

    There’re big hints of the SF90 Stradale in front, and at the rear the coupe eschews the signature round taillights in favour of flat units that flows beautifully with the lines at this end of the car. Quad tailpipes are integrated neatly into the sizeable rear diffusers.


    The visually arresting coupe is not all looks either, as there are underbody vortex generators in front, and active aero in the form of the electronically-actuated spoiler. Together they create 95 kilos more downforce than the Portofino at 250 km/h. The active spoiler reacts to the speed, longitudinal and lateral acceleration, as well as the manettino position, which will give it three different positions.

    Buyers can choose 26 different colours, 2 different rim designs with 3 colours each, as well as 6 different brake caliper colours too. When compared to the Ferrari Portofino, the Roma has a lower roof height, as well as as a wider body and axles. The centre of gravity is 20 mm lower, and the coupe is also 100 kg lighter.


     Dimensions
     Length  4,656 mm
     Width  1,974 mm
     Height  1,301 mm
     Wheelbase  2,670 mm



     

  • Interior

    Ferrari Roma – Interior

    The Roma has an interior that is a bit of a departure from its other cousins. The cabin has a nice flow to the proceedings, with a taller centre console separating the front seats. The flow of the lines and colour here includes the dash, the doors, as well as the rear seats and tunnel. 

    This creates a singularly cockpit-like separation in every seat, and this design approach is superb. However, there are a few things that are baffling here too. The start/stop button requires a bit of searching to find, a touchpad is used to adjust the wing mirrors, and a button is used in place of a normal lever to open the door.


    Dominating the centre console is an 8.4-inch central touchscreen, which eliminates all physical knobs and buttons for infotainment and climate control. The world we live in is increasingly button-less, it seems. A touchpad on the left spar of the steering wheel controls adaptive cruise control, and the large 16-inch screen in front of the steering wheel is controlled by the touchpad on the right spar. 

    The front passenger can also have an 8.8-inch touchscreen of their own too. Like all Ferraris, options for customisation abound, and there will likely be no two Romas out there that are alike. We counted 15 different colours, with 20 different detailing options, 3 different seating options, a carbon interior upgrade, as well as 18 colours for stitching.

  • Features

    Ferrari Roma – Features

    As a more ‘comfort-biased’ Prancing Horse, the Roma has the features that are expected of such a coupe. The portrait touchscreen in the centre has sat-nav and can also be used to adjust the bolsters of the front seats, while the optional display for the passenger can be used to interact with infotainment, the sat-nav, and climate controls.


    For the first time, a Ferrari can come with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. The usual slew of passive safety equipment can be complemented with an ADAS package that includes a front radar that enables automated cruise control, a back radar for cross traffic monitoring, a front camera for lane keeping assist, and electrochromatic mirrors. There is also an option for Surround View too, which adds additional cameras around the car, which certainly helps when parking the Roma next to pesky curbs by showing what’s what on the centre display.

  • Powertrain

    Ferrari Roma – Powertrain



    Under that long, sculpted hood is the familiar F154 3.9 litre twin-turbo V8 that is also in the Portofino, but it is 20 PS more powerful here, making 620 PS at 7,500 rpm and a maximum torque of 760 Nm in between 3,000 and 5,750 rpm.
    All of this juice is routed to the rear wheels via a new 8-speed dual-clutch transmission, which is derived from the SF90 Stradale.

  • Driving Performance

    Ferrari Roma – Driving Performance

    The century sprint is complete in 3.4 seconds, and the second century over in 9.3 seconds. The Roma will then go on and max out at 320 km/h. A whole suite of electronic nannies will make sure the Roma behaves, and help the driver look goot. The famous Side-Slip Control is now in its 6th version, while F1-Trac and E-Diff3 both ensure power is put down efficiently.

     

    There’s also a new Ferrari Dynamic Enhancer that modulates braking in Race mode. Even with grand touring aspirations, the Roma is still very much a joy to drive. Reviewers are delighted with the linear steering that perfectly matches the agility of the coupe, and had high praises for the excellent brakes too.

  • Ride Comfort

    Ferrari Roma – Ride Comfort


    With the optional magnetorheological dampers fitted, the Roma is exceptionally talented in keeping occupants cushy. However, even without, the ride is still refined and superbly dampened. The extra 2 seats at the rear is not just for very young children, either. With the front seats positioned accordingly, they are useable for taller adults too.

  • Fuel Comusmption

    Ferrari Roma – Fuel Economy

    Ferrari’s official figurest put the Roma’s combined fuel consumption at 11.2 l/100km, or 8.9 km/l. At this consumption, CO2 emmissions is rated at 255 g/km.

  • Conclusion

    Ferrari Roma – Conclusion

    The ‘entry level Ferrari’ is anything but, and is a worthy addition to the illustrious stable. Maranello is expecting 70% of the buyers for the Roma to be customers new to the brand, and due to the more relaxed nature and gorgeous looks of the coupe, we expect they may be right. The world is in limbo now with so much uncertainty, and maybe a less brash, more refined Ferrari may just be what we all need right now.

Ferrari Roma has total 15 color options in the Philippines: Nero, Rosso Dino, Blu Abu Dhabi, Azzurro California, Blu Mirabeau, Verde British, Avorio, Blu Scozia, Blu Swaters, Blu Tour De France, Nero Daytona, Grigio Ferro, Giallo Modena, Rosso Fiorano, Grigio Siverstone

  • Ferrari Roma Nero
  • Ferrari Roma Rosso Dino
  • Ferrari Roma Blu Abu Dhabi
  • Ferrari Roma Azzurro California
  • Ferrari Roma Blu Mirabeau
  • Ferrari Roma Verde British
  • Ferrari Roma Avorio
  • Ferrari Roma Blu Scozia
  • Ferrari Roma Blu Swaters
  • Ferrari Roma Blu Tour De France
  • Ferrari Roma Nero Daytona
  • Ferrari Roma Grigio Ferro
  • Ferrari Roma Giallo Modena
  • Ferrari Roma Rosso Fiorano
  • Ferrari Roma Grigio Siverstone

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  • How much is Ferrari Roma in the Philippines?

    The Ferrari Roma price in the Philippines starts at ₱0. The lowest price is the 2021 Ferrari Roma 3.9L, ranging all the way up to the 2021 Ferrari Roma 3.9L priced at ₱0.

  • Is the Ferrari Roma a good car?

    The Ferrari Roma is a popular car to buy as it offers powerful and efficient engine options as well as premium, spacious interiors. Even used Ferrari Roma cars offer the premium driving experience.

  • Is Ferrari Roma manual or automatic?

    We're learning that the 2021 Ferrari Roma is available with continuously variable AT transmission

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