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a Ferrari Roma is stuck in an Italian alley!

The Ferrari Roma is directly inspired by the Dolce Vita of the 1950s. But with a width of less than 2 m, it obviously does not go everywhere in Italy.

It must be recognized that in terms of style, Italians know how to do it. With the exception of the questionable design of a certain Fiat Multipla, they created cars with sultry and desirable lines. Take the example of the new Ferrari Roma straight from Modena, directly inspired by the Dolce Vita of the 50s and 60s. Eshe is just beautiful. And then there is the undeniable charm of their towns and villages surveyed by small typical alleys. But obviously, the two do not mix well …

Its 620 hp will not be very useful to it

In addition to her beautiful curves, our Italian also has them under the hood! Its 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 develops 620 hp and 760 Nm of torque! Associated with this mechanism, there is an automatic transmission with double clutch for ultra-fast gear changes. The set allows it to be catapulted up 100 km / h in just 3.4 s and reach a top speed of 320 km / h

. Not bad for a baby Ferrari! Unfortunately for her, in this precise case, this impressive power will not be of much use to her.

It just doesn’t work!

Because it’s impossible to drive fast if you can’t drive at all! Although this is the entry level at Ferrari alongside the Portofino M, this Roma is 1.97m wide. Which is obviously too much for some small Italian streets.

This metallic gray copy was indeed blocked. Impossible for him to go any further unless he needed to go to the bodybuilder once on the other side. In addition, it seems that it has not been easy to reach this point, and reversing promises to be just as perilous.

Check out the video of this Ferrari Roma stuck in an Italian alley below:

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