Ferrari Roma
Engines (EPA)
- 3.9 L 8-cyl (turbo) · 2021–2026
Drive & transmission (EPA)
- RWD
- automated manual/dual-clutch (2021–2026)
Run a free NHTSA vPIC decode on a Ferrari Roma VIN to confirm the model year and engine, then see which of the 2 NHTSA recall campaigns for 2021–2026 cover that year.
Free decode plus the NHTSA recalls for its model year. 17 characters, no I, O or Q.

Ferrari has sold the Roma in the US since the 2021 model year. Across those years NHTSA lists 2 vehicle recall campaigns and 0 owner complaints. EPA rates it at 19 mpg combined. A free VIN decode gives you NHTSA vPIC’s record for the car (model year, engine, plant) and the NHTSA recalls for its model year. It won’t show theft, flood or lemon-law history.

One generation in the data, 2021–2026: 2 NHTSA recall campaigns and 0 owner complaints.
NHTSA has 2 campaigns on file for Roma model years 2021–2026, and the 2021, 2022 and 2024 show up in the most (1 each). Move the line to your model year to see which apply.
Source: NHTSA recall database, vehicle campaigns only; row text is NHTSA’s summary. A listed year does not mean every car is covered, so check the VIN.
Transport Canada recalls for these model years were checked against this list; each one matches an NHTSA campaign shown here. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada · Transport Canada.
EPA lists 7 Roma versions for model years 2021–2026. The lowest tailpipe CO₂ is 467 g/mi (2026). Pick a model year and powertrain to see each version.
19 mpg · CO₂ 467–472 g/mi
Annual fuel cost is EPA’s estimate at its current fuel-price assumptions (15,000 miles a year, 55% city driving), so older years are priced at today’s fuel prices. Smog rating and emission standard can differ by sales area (federal vs. California); both are shown. Source: fueleconomy.gov.
Tap a spot. Every location should show the same 17 characters.

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The Roma front-engine grand tourer carries its VIN at the lower driver's side windshield, on the door jamb sticker, and on a firewall stamp in the front engine bay, a different location than the mid-engine Ferrari models. The door sill label on the driver's side provides a fourth reference.
NHTSA’s recall records show 2 vehicle campaigns for model years 2021–2026, leaving out equipment and tire campaigns.
Do-not-drive advisories came with 24V-810. It should show as closed on a VIN check.
It varies. EPA rates the 2021–2026 Roma at 19 mpg combined, depending on engine and drive (fueleconomy.gov).