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Ferrari Roma: market value and price history

Ferrari Roma Market Value & Price History

The Ferrari Roma has a market value of $191,185 to $207,502 depending on year and condition, based on 24 verified auction sales across 3 model years (2021–2023). Individual examples have sold from $166,500 to $266,000, with 12 sold in the past 12 months. 61 are listed for sale.

Value Range
$191,185 to $207,502
Median Sale
$203,000
Auction Sales
24
Model Years
3
For Sale
61
Last checked Nov 14, 2026
24 auction results →61 for sale →

Ferrari Roma Value by Year

2023 Ferrari Roma
7 auction sales · 16 for sale
$207,502
2022 Ferrari Roma
9 auction sales · 25 for sale
$197,910
2021 Ferrari Roma
8 auction sales · 20 for sale
$191,185No comparable sale since Mar 2026

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Recent Ferrari Roma Auction Results

SoldYearPriceMileage
Oct 31, 20262023$207,200842 mi
Oct 26, 20262023$212,5001,000 mi
Oct 20, 20262023$174,82513,774 mi
Oct 13, 20262022$203,0003,600 mi
Jul 8, 20262023$220,0003,900 mi
Apr 16, 20262023$188,50012,000 mi
Mar 15, 20262021168,480 EUR11,930 mi
Mar 13, 20262022$174,8254,140 mi
Mar 12, 20262021$184,50011,600 mi
Feb 25, 20262022$180,0007,000 mi
Jan 9, 20262021$192,5008,406 mi
Dec 10, 20252021$167,5006,000 mi

Ferrari Roma: Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a Ferrari Roma worth?

Ferrari Roma market values range from $191,185 to $207,502 depending on the model year, mileage, and condition. Recent auction sales span $166,500 to $266,000. See the year-by-year breakdown below.

Which Ferrari Roma year is best?

DriveIndex tracks the market value of every Ferrari Roma year (2021–2023), listed year by year on this page. Whether each year is appreciating, stable or depreciating is DriveIndex's Value Signal, a Pro feature, which also includes a 1–5 year projection.

How many Ferrari Roma sell per year?

12 Ferrari Roma have sold at auction in the past 12 months across all years; DriveIndex has tracked 24 sales in total.

Where can I buy a Ferrari Roma?

DriveIndex lists 61 Ferrari Roma for sale (last checked Nov 14, 2026), aggregated from the world's leading collector-car auction houses and marketplaces.

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