Ferrari Roma. A grand tourer for the coast road
From €1,450 a day

- Engine
- 3.9 litre V8 twin turbo
- Power
- 620 cv
- 0–100 km/h
- 3.4 s
- Top speed
- 320 km/h
- Seats
- 4
The carWhat it is like to drive
The Roma is the prettiest car we own and the one people photograph at the marina. It is a Ferrari made for long lunches, easy at low speed and quick when the road opens up.
Two real seats and two small ones in the back, for bags or short trips. Our favourite for the drive along the coast to Sotogrande.
Rates and termsWhat it costs, all in
In euros, VAT, insurance and delivery within the zones included.
- Day
- €1,450
- Weekend, Friday to Monday
- €3,750
- Week
- €7,950
- Deposit
- €7,000, held on a credit card
- Excess
- €4,000, or zero with the €95 waiver
- Minimum age
- 25, licence held for three years
- Kilometres
- 250 a day, 750 a weekend, 1,500 a week
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