Alfa Romeo MiTo: The small Alfa Romeo No comments yet

Alfa Romeo MiTo the UK debut is the smallest Alfa Romeo model after the Alfasud in the 1970s. It is smaller than the 147 and is a B-segment model which is based on the ground of the Fiat Grande Punts. It is the main competitor of the Mini, Ford Fiesta and Audi A1 which are due next year. It is a compact, fashion oriented model.

When you look at the Alfa shield grille from a few distance it looks like a bird because of the minute width of the car, stressed by the teardrop shape of the headlamps and a lower grille with turned-down ends, which increments the odd expression of the car.
The interior is one of Alfa’s best designs so far. The IP top has a characteristic Alfa twin-hooded instrument binnacle supported with four round vents projecting out of the main facade to create a stunning landscape of forms. Inserted into this is a carbon-fiber consequence soft plastic pad that envelops the instrument housing hood and spans down into the center stack. Other features include a plug-in MP3 player and Bluetooth phone connectivity. A final point, note the DNA electronic control system paddles just in front of the gear lever, featuring three modes: Dynamic, Normal and All-Weather.