Lot BN0275697: 2022 Ferrari Roma

Yes, you can absolutely daily drive a Ferrari Roma — and it is actually one of the most practical Ferraris for this purpose. Here is why:

Why the Roma Works as a Daily Driver:

• Front-mid engine layout — Unlike mid-engine Ferraris, the Roma’s front-mid V8 placement gives you better cabin space, a real trunk, and more predictable handling in traffic.
• 2+2 seating — Technically four seats (though the rear is snug), which is more practical than a strict two-seater.
• Automatic transmission — The 8-speed dual-clutch shifts smoothly in traffic, no clutch pedal to worry about in stop-and-go.
• Comfort focus — Ferrari designed this as a GT-style car with the La Nuova Dolce Vita concept — it is meant to be comfortable and refined, not just a track weapon.

Considerations for Daily Use:

• Ground clearance — The Roma does not have a front axle lifter option, so you will need to be careful with speed bumps and steep driveways.
• Maintenance costs — Even with Ferrari’s reliability improvements, annual services and consumables (tires, brakes) are supercar-level expensive.
• Weather — Rear-wheel drive and performance tires mean rain requires caution; snow is basically a no-go.

The Good News on This Specific Car:

Your 2022 Roma at Ferrari South Bay is actually an ideal daily-driver candidate:

• It is Ferrari Certified Pre-Owned with a 101-point inspection
• Comes with Ferrari’s Genuine Maintenance Program through April 2029
• Eligible for a 2-year warranty extension
• Has modern driver aids (blind spot, surround view cameras, Magneride suspension)
• At 9,582 miles, it has been driven enough to be sorted, but not so much that it is worn

Bottom line: The Roma is one of the few Ferraris that genuinely works as a daily driver. It is comfortable, practical by Ferrari standards, and refined enough for commuting — just respect the ground clearance limitations and budget accordingly for maintenance.

Would you like to see some other Roma listings for comparison, or do you have questions about the maintenance costs or ownership experience?