As the first front-engine Ferrari to feature a soft-top since the Ferrari 1969 365GTS/4, the Ferrari Roma Spider is certain to turn heads as you cruise down the streets of Lake Bluff. Gorgeous as it is on the outside, however, the Ferrari Roma Spider’s interior also contains several praiseworthy features.
The precision-crafted interior cabin features sumptuous leather upholstery and faux-suede floormats you can customize to match your style. The sweeping dashboard elegantly integrates with both doors and the center console, which features a vertically-mounted 8.4-inch touchscreen and metal gear selector plate.
Ferrari even took the wind and noise into consideration and added a 5-mm aerodynamic element atop the windshield to reduce noisy wind turbulence with the top down. You can also pop a rear wind-deflector with the touch of a button, though not with rear passengers in place, since this rotates the backrest of the rear seats. Chilly? No problem! The optional neck warmers and 18-way adjustable heated seats keep everyone toasty and comfortable.
True to Ferrari’s “Eyes on the road, hands on the wheel” philosophy, the Ferrari Roma Spider’s inside cabin houses a masterfully engineered steering wheel. The 16-inch fully digital gauge cluster that sits before the driver responds to haptic controls housed on either side of the steering wheel, making the Ferrari Roma Spider a dream to drive! Driving in Chicago has never been so stylish—or ergonomic.
A cruiser more so than a grand tourer, the Ferrari Roma Spider’s interior comes with passenger-friendly amenities, such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It also features a separate screen for the front passenger and an 8.4-inch center-mounted touchscreen. Combined with seamless smartphone integration, the infotainment possibilities of the Ferrari Roma Spider’s inside cabin are limitless.
There’s more to learn about how the Ferrari Roma Spider’s inside features continue Ferrari’s tradition of excellence, and the experts at Ferrari Lake Forest are happy to help. Get in touch with our experts today and learn how you can see the 2024 Ferrari Roma Spider in person!
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