Ferrari Roma vs Maserati MC20

Picture of Ferrari Roma
Picture of Maserati MC20
Category Ferrari RomaMaserati MC20
Engine layout 3.9 l V83.0 l V6
Max power (ps / bhp) 620 / 612630 / 621
Max torque (Nm / lb-ft) 760 / 561729 / 538
Curb weight (kg / lb) 1472 / 32451602 / 3532
Power / tonne (ps / bhp) 421 / 415393 / 388

Performance

Category Ferrari RomaMaserati MC20
0 - 100 kph 3.4 s2.8 s
0 - 200 kph 9.3 s9.6 s
Est. 100 - 200 kph 5.9 s6.7 s
Est. 1/8 mile 7.5 s @ 110.6 mph7.3 s @ 109.4 mph
Est. 1/2 mile 17.9 s @ 163.4 mph17.9 s @ 159.7 mph
Est. 1 mile 28.8 s @ 182.1 mph29.1 s @ 180.2 mph
Top speed 320 kph (199 mph)328 kph (204 mph)
Est. max acceleration 0.89 g (9 m/s²)1.06 g (10 m/s²)

Summary

Category Ferrari RomaMaserati MC20
Track Performance 00
Straight line speed 700756
Total 700756

Verdict

MC20 is the fastest by a small margin.

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TypeF173  4m ago

https://www.ferrarifl.com/ferrari-models/ferrari-roma/

Quote>"DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
Width 77.7 in
Height 51.2 in
Length 183.3 in
Dry Weight 3,245 lbs
Wheelbase 105.1 in."

3,245 lbs to KG equals= 1471.907KG

LOL! So by the time the kerbweight measurements are taken, it's plus 100KG minimum. I said so four months ago below. But didn't check.

Exactly the same for the Mclaren Speedtail before anybody says anything "manufacturer" related. I pointed it out. If a number is wrong, it's wrong.

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TypeF173  4m ago

That Ferrari Roma kerbweight looks like a horseshit dry weight number.

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Jon  4m ago

How does this show a 1/8 mile and a 1/2 mile but not the 1/4 mile which is the actual normal standard globally?

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FastestLaps  4m ago

Because there is no comparable data. One car has factual 1/4 time and the other has estimated 1/4 time. In these cases neither is included.

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hostboy  4m ago @FastestLaps

And the MC20 should have much quicker estimates than the Roma.

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196ss  4m ago @hostboy

Why?
They both weigh 1600-1700 kg and power/torque is also close.

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hostboy  4m ago @196ss

Well, for one, the Ferrari has RWD. The Maserati, AWD.

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196ss  4m ago @hostboy

MC20 is RWD also.
Maserati only advantage at the launch is weight distribution.

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TypeF173  4m ago @hostboy

LOL! No my friend rear wheel drive only! Rare mistake! ;)

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hostboy  4m ago @TypeF173

Oh crap, I forgot

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TypeF173  8m ago

It's going to be bloody close. Although the Ferrari's weight is incorrect likely. Too close to call, around a circuit the MC20 would be gone.

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