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Ferrari has just announced an Amalfi for people who prefer life without a roof. The arrival of the Spider version of the car that replaced the Roma car is no surprise, and completes the new entry level of Ferrari’s  lineup. Stylistically, it’s not just a case of chopping the top from the  coupe, with the two cars designed in parallel and identical to the A-pillar. With its fabric roof in place, the Spider successfully echoes the profile of the coupe, and even the rear end stays true to the tin top, while the cut of the coupe’s lower rear glass is mimicked in black fiber. The Amalfi Spider’s roof can be optioned in four colors and two  “technical” fabrics. Ferrari says, “The distinctive weave of the fabric  creates a three-dimensional shimmering effect that highlights the roof  in all lighting conditions". What’s more, it can be raised or lowered in just 13.5 seconds at speeds of up to 37 mph (60 km/h). When folded away, the roof is just 8.7 inches  thick, which means there’s still 6.1 cubic feet of trunk space available for roofless drives, or nine cubic feet with the roof up. Price should be less than $400.000.