
Ferrari Amalfi: The New Grand Tourer Redefining Everyday Performance
Positioned as the successor to the Roma, the Amalfi balances breathtaking performance with everyday refinement — a modern interpretation of luxury mobility from Maranello.
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Motoring & Watches Correspondent
James has spent fifteen years writing about cars, coachwork and independent watchmaking.
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Positioned as the successor to the Roma, the Amalfi balances breathtaking performance with everyday refinement — a modern interpretation of luxury mobility from Maranello.
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