The Alfa Romeo Mito model that’s expected to be launched at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show will be dressed in a “Bronze Metal” exterior color with a Technosilk two-tone interior upholstery. With a nose inspired by the stunning Alfa 8C Competizione supercar, bulging wheelarches and a squat rear, the compact hatch is real head-turner.
In true Italian style, MiTo benefits from a line-up of strong engines perfomance. For petrol fans there’s a free-revving and tuneful 1.4-litre unit available in three states of tune – 95bhp, 120bhp and 155bhp. The latter two versions are turbocharged and provide strong urge, particularly in the mid-ranges. Diesel choice is limited to the smooth 95bhp 1.3-litre powerplant and the punchy but clattery 120bhp 1.6-litre.
2011 MiTo’s interior, you will get an extra slew of goodies that include Sabelt sports seats that have been wrapped in Alcantara-fabric with a black color scheme and white-green seams that you can also find in the steering wheel, hand brake lever, and the gear shifter knob. Consequently, the seats also come with their own carbon fiber backrests.
This car comes with a refreshed exterior look, including modified Quadrifoglio Verde logos with chrome mirror housings, headlight frames, taillights frames, new door handles, and a set of 18” wheels. The model that’s expected to be launched at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show will be dressed in a “Bronze Metal” exterior color with a Technosilk two-tone interior upholstery.
A number of Mito’s engine perfomance options are expected to come with the 2011 MiTo, not the least of which include one with a 1.4-liter MultiAir Turbo engine that produces 135 horsepower mated to the company’s own TCT transmission and fitted with Start & Stop systems. Another MiTo Quadroglio Verde comes with a 1.4-liter MultiAir Turbo engine that produces around 170 horsepower mated to a TCT transmission also with its own Star&Stop system.
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