Alfa Romeo Mito car reviews
Reviews
Alfa Romeo MiTo Cloverleaf hatchback (2010 – ) expert review
The Alfa Romeo MiTo Cloverleaf is the prettiest hot hatchback available, with a great engine. However, it lacks some of the driver appeal of the MINI Cooper S and Renault Clio Renaultsport.
Date added: Monday 15 November 2010.
Alfa Romeo MiTo hatchback (2009 – ) expert review
The Alfa Romeo MiTo is a great choice for those looking for something a little more chic in their supermini. The 1.4 turbo delivers plenty of punch to reward enthusiastic drivers.
Date added: Friday 11 September 2009.
News
New Alfa Romeo MiTo range revised for 2011
The Alfa Romeo MiTo range has been streamlined from 17 models to nine, with updated trim levels and engines on offer and a new entry-level price of £12,250. Turismo and Lusso trim levels have been replaced with Sprint versions, while the new entry-level model is known as Progression.
Date added: Tuesday 03 May 2011.
Alfa Romeo Mito Turismo Sport released
Details of the Alfa Romeo has released details of its Mito Turismo Sport special edition, costing from £199 per month to buy, with a £1,000 deposit. The Turismo Sport is fitted with £1,610 of additional options and costs from £12,895.
Date added: Friday 13 August 2010.
Alfa Romeo Mito Cloverleaf hatchback (2009 – ) first UK drive
The iconic Cloverleaf badge is back. No longer the preserve of just the £150,000 Alfa 8C supercar, the iconic badge which has been reserved for the sauciest Alfas since the 1930s has returned on its smallest model, the Mito. And that will please the Alfista – Alfa’s hardcore band of followers – because it means for the first time there is a Mito hot hatch. Stuart Milne put the Alfa Romeo Mito Cloverleaf through its paces around Scotland
Date added: Tuesday 11 May 2010.
Alfa Romeo Mito hatchback (2009 – ) first UK drive
Alfa Romeo hasn’t had a small hatchback for a long time. Its previous effort, the Alfasud was considered one of its most successful models, but after it was dropped in the 1980s, it concentrated on larger cars. But the small Alfa hatch is back, in the Mito; and the significance of a small, cheap to run hatchback launching now isn’t lost on the company. It hopes to attract buyers downsizing from bigger cars, as well as attracting younger buyers who might otherwise choose a Mini.
Date added: Sunday 11 January 2009.