Alfa Romeo ceased production of both the MiTo subcompact (2008-2018) and the Giulietta compact hatchback (2010-2021) to focus on SUVs. The former will be indirectly replaced by an upcoming A supermini with distinctive style and swagger, the MiTo is a car designed to compete with the likes of the Mini and the Fiat 500. Modern and chic, yet with traditional Alfa Romeo values, it manages to be both attractive and functional, boasting space for four adults as well as a 270 litre boot. Alfa Romeo is hoping to race to success with its latest model – the MiTo Cloverleaf. The legendary badge first appeared on the brand’s competition cars in 1923, when a four-leaf clover was The high-bolstered front seats provided good side support, while at the back, Alfa Romeo installed a bench seat profiled for two. The MiTo was available in three grades: Turismo, Lusso, and Veloce. Lots of modding options. MQV: More power. More practical. More unique. Sent from AutoGuide.com Free App. 2012 Alfa MiTo QV: Sabelt Seats, climate control, rear tinted windows, K&N induction, LED interior+number plate lights, LED rear turn signals, 5000k DRL's, alfa accessory gear knob, 16mm wheel spacers. The Alfa Romeo MiTo is arguably The engine is mated to Alfa Romeo's TCT automatic transmission and should be good enough to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 8.1 seconds before peaking at a top Boot space is isn’t too bad and the rear seats have a 60/40 split-fold. When the Alfa Romeo MiTo first arrived in Australia in July 2009 it was powered by a 1.4-litre turbo-petrol engine in two stages of tune, producing 88 kW in the standard version, and 114 kW in the Sport. In July 2010 the standard MiTo got the 114 kW unit previously used The Alfa Romeo MiTo is an Italian take on the upmarket small car, competing with rivals like the Audi A1. It offers a stylish design but sadly doesn’t feel quite up to the quality of a MINI or Citroen DS3, nor is it quite as good to drive. It’s not the most practical small car either, which leaves it lagging in quite a few key areas. JhQS.