Roma Coupe Prices

Good for you. So I take it it’s a new ordered one someone else didn’t take? I found a gtc4 Lusso like that I got for 10% off and a f12 for 12% off. I have one ordered which will be at list as of now but may try and deal if this is the case. I would see if they will give you 10% off and take it if you want it. It will depreciate quick so you need to know you will like it. I rented one well I was in Miami for a couple days and loved it.

 

Receiving my 2024 in a few weeks. Paid MSRP as i custom ordered it, if you love the car i would get as much discount as possible and go for it. Anyhow you wont be able to custom order the coupe anymore.

 

Sounds like a good deal if it has options you like but could be a wash if it has lots of things you would have not picked. But also quicker path to a new car whereas the alternative would be to hunt the used market for something matching.

 

What sort of build is it?
If it's some odd color combo with no extras, 5% off MSRP might be a bad deal.

 

My advice would be don't "settle" on a Ferrari, especially a new one.

 

It's your car in the end, I hate the interior myself but some would love it. You buy it for yourself. For a brand new car, I don't know I would compromise given that soon you can get these -30% off MSRP anyway. If you look at how Cali's and Portofinos do, I think it's reasonable to expect the Roma market to follow that trajectory. 300k sticker Cali is 120k when it's 5 years old.

 

Seat inserts look delicious like an eggo waffle with peanut butter on it.

 

Did you buy it? 5% off on 2024..

 

Disclosure: I have a Roma as my first Ferrari. I love it, but I look forward to trading up one day to a 296 or sf90.

The Roma is amazing, but as of this writing, it isn't considered a collector car. It's going to depreciate pretty hard in the first few years. Recognizing this, I bought used (2021, 3k miles, great spec) for about 20% off msrp. Yes, itll drop some more, but I saved $60k on a car that's absolutely perfect for me right now.

If you don't have to have a new one, you can probably score quite a deal in the used market on something "pretty close." The one I found has exactly what I want in terms of spec, and since these cars are quite reliable when cared for, you can buy with confidence.

 

Traded a 360 gated spyder for my ‘21 Roma. Absolutely love the 360, and will
miss it, but as I’m turning 60 soon, once I drove the Roma I knew it was for me. Got 25% more for the 360 than I bought it for in 2018, but instead of buying an unregistered new Roma from the dealer they had, I went for a low mileage CPO car for vastly under its new MSRP that was over $300k. For me, it was an excellent choice..


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