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Roma Coupe Production Ending

Discussion in 'California(Portofino)/Roma(Amalfi)' started by scruffydoo, Aug 12, 2023.

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  1. scruffydoo

    scruffydoo Rookie

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    Dealer told me today new Roma Coupe's can't be ordered as production is ending, to be replaced by the spider. What a shame, I'm not a fan of convertibles and much prefer the hardtop coupe design. Might be good news for used values though.
     
    scruffydoo, Aug 12, 2023
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  2. llk

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    Sad to hear. The Roma coupe is my favorite current Ferrari. I know I'll get flamed for this, but the rest of the line up looks cartoonish, is overly complicated mechanically, and lacks charisma. Aston-Martin is happy to hear this.
     
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  3. FerrariFan10

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    Hi Everyone,
    First post: What does that mean for existing Roma coupe orders (deposit submitted) in the pipe without having received an allocation yet?
    Thanks.
     
    FerrariFan10, Aug 14, 2023
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  4. clockem

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    If you already have a deposit those will be built. They are not taking any new deposits/orders.


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  5. DeSoto

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    I suppose there is a Roma M coming.
     
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  6. llk

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    Massini some time ago indicated that was happening, but the silence since then would indicate otherwise . I hope you are correct!
     
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  7. DeSoto

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    The biggest problem with the Roma, if I´m not mistaken, is that it´s not suited for hybrid engines. But I would be surprised if Ferrari didn´t squeeze that platform a few years more like they did with the F8.
     
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  8. llk

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    They're keeping the convertible , it's the coupe that's in question. Since the convertible was just introduced safe to say it will be around for a while.
     
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  9. SVanDyck

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    As a Roma coupe owner this actually pleases me, if this info is accurate. I think the Roma coupe is under appreciated by the market. A small production run would certainly help some. Does anyone know approximately how many Roma coupes were produced or cane to the US?

    For anyone who wants a coupe, I would say there are plenty of pre owned ones with just a few hundred miles at almost every Ferrari dealer.
     
    SVanDyck, Aug 15, 2023
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  10. llk

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    As long as you're willing to accept whatever colors and options are available that's an alternative for any model. When I last looked there were about 90 available through the Ferrari website. That was a month ago-ish.
     
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