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The new Ferrari Roma Highlights

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 21 November 2020 7 Views

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"As part of an innovative communication campaign in the social media, witty details about the Ferrari Roma have now been published. To illustrate the concept of the new Dolce Vita, the car was staged at various symbolic locations in the Italian capital and received much praise and applause from all sides - the public as well as the critics. The latest coupé from Maranello is characterized by harmonious proportions and elegantly balanced volumes, in the tradition of the legendary GT models from Ferrari with a front-engine. The Ferrari Roma, timeless and refined, has a number of unique technical features that place it at the top of its segment in terms of performance and driving pleasure. These include, in particular, a new drive train with an 8-speed gearbox, the use of the 5-position Manettino for the first time in a Ferrari GT and the unique power-to-weight ratio. All of this makes the Ferrari Roma the most powerful front-mid engine V8 2+ in Ferrari history, and the most fun to drive. Not to forget that it also offers outstanding seating and driving comfort for everyday driving".

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