Reliability Guide

Common Problems with the
2023 Ferrari Roma

We've identified 2 known issues that can affect the 2023 Ferrari Roma. None are considered critical, but they're worth knowing about before you buy.

2
Known Issues
0
Serious
2
Moderate
0
Minor

All Known Issues

Battery-Related Electrical Faults

ModerateElectrics & Electronics

The Roma, like many modern Ferraris, is extremely sensitive to battery voltage. Weak or aging batteries cause multiple warning lights, sensor errors, and erratic electronic behavior.

Est. Repair Cost: £250–£900
Warning Signs:

Dash lights up like a Christmas tree after standing, Slow boot-up of screens, Multiple false error messages

What to Inspect:
  • Check battery age and health
  • Ensure a quality battery conditioner is used (CTEK recommended)
  • Test voltage after overnight stand
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DCT Gearbox Software Calibration Issues

ModerateGearbox & Transmission

The 8-speed DCT in the Roma can exhibit jerky low-speed behaviour, delayed engagement from a standstill, and occasional software-related shift quality issues. Some owners report a pronounced head-nod when pulling away in auto mode, and rough 1-2 upshifts at low throttle openings.

Est. Repair Cost: £200–£1,000 (Software update)
Warning Signs:

Jerky or hesitant low-speed shifts, Pronounced head-nod when pulling away, Delayed gear engagement from a standstill, Gearbox warning light for shift quality

What to Inspect:
  • Test the car in both auto and manual modes at low speeds
  • Check if the latest gearbox software calibration has been applied
  • Verify smooth take-off from a standstill
  • Ask if any TSBs (Technical Service Bulletins) have been applied
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Buying Tips for 2023 Ferrari Roma

  • Test the haptic touch buttons on the steering wheel extensively; they can be finicky
  • Ensure the main touchscreen infotainment is updated to the latest firmware
  • Check the paint finish on the nose; it is prone to stone chips without PPF