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My expert opinion and pricing analysis on the auction

This 2024 Ferrari Roma Coupe in Blu Tour De France over Cuoio leather is currently live on Bring a Trailer with a current bid of $151,000. It's a one-owner car with 3,300 miles, a clean Carfax, and a strong equipment list including carbon-ceramic brakes, MagneRide dual-mode suspension, 20-inch forged wheels, Scuderia Ferrari fender shields, and Active-Matrix LED headlights.

According to Classic.com, the average sale price for a Ferrari Roma Coupe is $227,028, with the Classic Market Benchmark sitting at $203,558. Prices have ranged from approximately $157,000 for higher-mileage, standard-spec examples to $390,000 for delivery-mile cars with rare specifications. At $151,000 with three days left, this Roma is still well below the market average, and I expect it to climb significantly before the hammer drops. The Blu Tour De France paint is a standout color on this body, and Cuoio leather is the interior that makes a Roma look like it belongs in a 1960s Italian film set. My prediction is a final price in the range of $200,000 to $240,000.

The offer

• Make: Ferrari

• Model: Roma Coupe

• Year: 2024

• Mileage: 3,300

• Engine: 3.9L Twin-Turbocharged V8 (F154)

• Power: 612 HP / 561 lb-ft of torque

• Transmission: 8-Speed F1 Automatic Transaxle

• Drive type: Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)

• Exterior color: Blu Tour De France

• Interior color: Cuoio Leather

• Asking price: Auction ending April 3, 2026. Current bid, $151,000

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2024 Ferrari Roma Coupe listing details

The 3.9-liter F154 V8 features a flat-plane crankshaft, a 90-degree bank angle, and twin-scroll IHI turbochargers paired with air-to-air intercoolers, producing 612 horsepower and 561 lb-ft of torque. Power reaches the rear wheels through an eight-speed dual-clutch F1 transaxle and an E-Diff 3 electronically controlled limited-slip differential. The MagneRide dual-mode suspension adapts damping in real time, and yellow-painted Brembo calipers clamp cross-drilled carbon-ceramic rotors at all four corners. Twenty-inch forged wheels with diamond-turned faces wear Michelin tires.

The exterior in Blu Tour De France is complemented by Active Matrix LED headlights, a body-color eggcrate grille, Scuderia Ferrari fender shields, a Surround View camera system, a retractable rear spoiler, a rear diffuser, and quad exhaust outlets. Full paint protection film and a ceramic coating have been applied.

Inside, the heated and ventilated Cuoio leather seats feature Cavallino Rampante-embroidered headrests. The leather-and-carbon-fiber steering wheel houses Ferrari's manettino drive-mode selector, shift lights, and an ignition button, positioned ahead of a 16-inch configurable digital instrument cluster. A 10.2-inch Infotelematic touchscreen, JBL sound system, wireless phone charger, and automatic climate control round out the cabin.

2024 Ferrari Roma Coupe quick take

The Ferrari Roma is the kind of car that makes you wonder why Ferrari doesn't build more front-engined GT coupes like this. Styled under the direction of Flavio Manzoni and inspired by the "la dolce vita" spirit of 1950s and 1960s Rome, the Roma manages to be both strikingly modern and unmistakably classic. It's a proper 2+2 grand tourer with 612 horsepower, and it was the most accessible new Ferrari you could buy during its production run, which has now ended with the introduction of the Roma's successor, the Amalfi.

This particular car's Blu Tour De France over Cuoio combination is the kind of spec that ages well and photographs even better, and the one-owner, 3,300-mile history with clean Carfax and recent servicing makes it about as clean a used Roma as you'll find. At a current bid of $151,000 with three days remaining, the final price will depend on how aggressive the last-minute bidding gets, but the market data suggests this car has room to run. For someone who wants a modern Ferrari that's genuinely comfortable enough to drive cross-country but still makes 612 horsepower feel like a reasonable amount, the Roma is one of the best all-rounders Maranello has built in years.

View the listing on Bring a Trailer here.

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This story was originally published by Autoblog on Mar 31, 2026, where it first appeared in the Car Buying section. Add Autoblog as a Preferred Source by clicking here.