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Ferrari Amalfi unveiled as Roma’s successor: India launch expected soon
Ferrari Amalfi features a more powerful 640hp twin-turbo V8 engine, reworked aerodynamics, and a modernised interior. The Amalfi is set to arrive in India this year with sharper looks and aims to be the new benchmark in Ferrari's GT segment.
New Ferrari Amalfi Is A Less Distinctive Roma From The Outside, But Everything Else Gets Better
The Roma was introduced in 2020, and was named after the iconic Italian city of Rome. The 2027 Amalfi takes things down the western coast of Italy to the enchanting coastal town of Amalfi, a place with a laid-back,
Ferrari has discontinued the Roma, but they're not leaving their fans in the lurch, judging from their very familiar-looking ...
Five years after the Ferrari Roma graced us with our presence, there’s now a new entry-level GT wearing the hallowed Prancing ...
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You Won't Believe How Affordable a Used Ferrari Roma Can Be Compared to a New Porsche 911 TurboIts Roma 2+2 coupe produces a similar amount of power, but also costs around $50k more. That said, if you can stomach buying ...
Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation-based virtual artist Aksyonov Nikita is an expert in the art of virtual drawing things ...
With the arrival of the Ferrari F80, one might be forgiven for thinking that Maranello has forgotten what it means to produce ...
The Italian supercar brand is now aligning with the broader industry’s shift back to physical controls, driven largely by ...
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