Mansory Breathes a New Life Into the Ferrari Roma

Ferrari unveiled the Roma in 2019, positioning the two-door coupe as its entry-level grand tourer-style supercar for a more discerning daily driver as opposed to one that might opt for the 812 Superfast for example, but now Mansory has stepped in to combine its world with the laid back Ferrari for something utterly wild.

Introducing the customized model today, Mansory’s take on the Roma sees a complete vehicle overhaul that makes it far from the original model. Here, a body kit has been added to every inch of the Roma, notably sporting a new carbon fiber front hood, a redesigned front end with carbon canards, sides with new skirts and carbon slats in the fenders and doors, new wing mirrors, and a completely revised rear end that comprises a new lip spoiler and a huge F1-inspired rear diffuser housing a brake light in the middle alongside cannon-like quad tailpipes.

As expected with Mansory, no expense or detail has been spared. As a result, the grille can also be fitted in carbon fiber, as can the trunk panel that wears the tuning brand’s logo, while individualized or branded emblems can be added to the nose and fender. A choice of rims measuring 21” or 22” can be fitted, as can lowering springs that bring the car down by 25mm. Naturally, the interior has also been completely refitted in supple red and black leather complete with Mansory branding, reworking everything from the plush carpets to the carbon fiber steering wheel.

All of these style upgrades are complemented by a healthy boost in power, taking the 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 engine’s 611 HP and 561 lb-ft of torque to 710 HP and 638 lb-ft. The result is a top speed of 206 MPH and a 0-62 MPH time of just 3.1 seconds, making this Roma keep up with some of the best Ferrari has to offer.

Take a look at the Mansory Ferrari Roma above, and find out more on Mansory’s website.

Elsewhere, the car world recently got a sneak peek at Maserati’s upcoming GranTurismo.