Ferrari Roma SPIDER
Ferrari Roma SPIDER
- Price:£181,950
- Colour:Nero Purosangue
- Interior:Cuoio Leather
- Year:2024 (24)
- Mileage:4,643 Miles
- Engine:3.9L Turbocharged V8
- Transmission:8-Speed F1 DCT
- Body Style:Convertible
- Fuel:Petrol
KEY INFORMATION
- 1 Owner From New
- Presented in Classic Colour 'Nero Purosangue'
- Desirably Equipped with Magneride Dual Mode Suspension & Carbon Fibre Steering Wheel + LEDs
- Ferrari 7 Year Servicing Until May 2031
- Ferrari Manufacturer's Warranty Until May 2028
- UK Supplied
The Ferrari Roma Spider combines the elegant, understated styling of the Roma with the added appeal of open-top driving. Its flowing proportions, sculpted bodywork and fabric roof give it a more timeless character than many modern convertibles, while retaining the clean and sophisticated design language that made the Roma so distinctive.
Powered by Ferrari’s 3.9-litre twin-turbocharged V8, the Roma Spider produces 612bhp and sends its power through an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Performance remains firmly in supercar territory, but the Roma’s refined ride, sophisticated cabin and relaxed character make it equally suited to longer journeys and everyday driving.
Importantly, the Roma Spider is far more than simply a Roma with its roof removed. It features a specially developed chassis, redesigned rear body structure and Ferrari’s first fabric soft-top on a front-engined model since the 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spider. The roof can be operated in just 13.5 seconds at speeds of up to 37mph, making the Roma Spider one of the most stylish and usable open-top Ferraris of the modern era.


- Dimensions
- Height1,306 mm
- Length4,656 mm
- Width1,974 mm
- Economy
- CO2258 g/km
- Engine Euro Status6
- MPG24.78
- Performance
- (0 - 62 MPH)3.4 secs
- BHP612 bhp
- Maximum Speed199 mph
- Torque561 ft-lb
- Engine Capacity:3,885 cc

WHAT THE JOURNALISTS SAY
- It feels bespoke in that way only Ferraris do, with distinct character traits that deliver an all-encompassing and rewarding experience. That it appears to suffer next to no downsides over the coupe from having its roof removed only goes to strengthen its appeal.
- Reverting to an old-school soft-top plays perfectly to the Roma’s stylistic strengths. This is as pretty a car as Ferrari has ever made.
- it’s the Roma Spider's ability to switch between continental cruiser and laser-focused supercar at the flick of a dial that makes it feel every bit the versatile GT the coupe was originally lauded as.
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