The more or less recently introduced Ferrari Roma combines exterior refinement with interior comfort and driving ease, something Prancing Horse has not exactly been famous for in the past. However, if all that restraint is too much for you, you can always ask Mansory to awaken the beast in your Roma.
The German tuner gets rid of any understatement you may possibly expect in a luxury vehicle like this, slapping it with a massive front fascia, numerous new air intakes, a new mesh grille, sleek side mirror caps and black forged rims sized 21” front and 22” rear. The rear end is no less impressive with a gigantic diffuser, quad exhaust tips and an added brake light in the middle. Rounding things off here are a lip spoiler and a rear window insert made from forged carbon, like everything else.
However, this Roma is not your average “all show and no extra go” garage queen. The 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 under the hood enjoys a boost from 620 to 710 metric horsepower (611 to 700 hp; 456 to 522 kW, respectively). The peak torque rises from 760 to 865 Newton-meters (from 561 to 638 lb-ft). Powered up like this, the coupe needs 3.1 seconds for the standard sprint, shaving one-third of a second off the time specified in the manual.
Pricing details were not revealed.