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2026 Ferrari Roma review

Ferrari Roma: built for the drive, not the errand. Illustrative review

8.8/10 OffLot expert score

The 2026 Ferrari Roma sits near the top of its class. Looks the part; strong brakes. Limited cargo space and stiff ride on broken roads, so test the trim you'd actually buy. Starting around $250,000, it costs more than most direct rivals.

What's good

  • Looks the part
  • Strong brakes
  • Sharp steering and a willing chassis

What to check

  • Limited cargo space
  • Stiff ride on broken roads

Best for: Drivers who want the weekend car to be the daily. Starting MSRP: $250,000.

Owner reviews · 4.3 of 5 from 3 owners

★★★★☆Elena J. · Charlotte, NC · 18 months owned
Exactly what we needed

The steering feel is the standout. My only gripe is the firm ride, which I knew going in.

★★★★☆Andre F. · Nashville, TN · 14 months owned
Great daily driver

The steering feel is the standout. My only gripe is the firm ride, which I knew going in.

★★★★★Grace L. · Charlotte, NC · 19 months owned
Exactly what we needed

Twelve thousand miles in. Nothing has gone wrong, dealer service has been easy, and the steering feel still impresses passengers.

Price trend · used Ferrari Roma, 12 months

$204.4k$208.6k$212.7k$216.9k$221.1kNov 25Jan 26Mar 26May 26Jul 26Sep 26

Average used asking price in the OffLot demo index: $217,850 · +1.87% last 30 days · +4.95% year over year.

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