Images: Alfa Romeo Mk.I MiTo (2009-12)
Released in July 2009, the Alfa Romeo Mk.I MiTo was a light, three-door hatchback. Manufactured at Alfa Romeo’s Mirafiori plant in Turin, Italy, the front-wheel drive Mito was powered by 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engines. The Mito range initially consisted of the 1.4 TB variant, available in standard and more powerful Sport editions (the latter fitted with a six-speed manual transmission)… Read full Alfa Romeo MiTo review
Images: Alfa Romeo Mk.II MiTo (2012-13)
Released in May 2012, the Alfa Romeo Mk.II MiTo introduced a revised range as Progression and Distinctive editions were introduced. In February 2013, the MiTo range was revised again as the 1.4 TB engines were discontinued and the QV (pictured above) was renamed Quad Verde.
Images: Alfa Romeo Series 2 MiTo (2014-16)
Released in January 2014, the Alfa Romeo Series 2 MiTo introduced a revised range which initially consisted of TwinAir and MultiAir variants; the MultiAir QV only followed in September 2014. Visually, the Series 2 MiTo could be identified by its revised front mask, chrome-plated grille frame, updated head- and tail-light surrounds (with chrome finishes for Distinctive editions). Inside, there was a new Uconnect infotainment system with a five-inch colour touchscreen and Bluetooth connectivity (mobile phone and audio streaming), new seat fabrics and new dashboard and door trims.
