Its MiTo badge also splits opinion and enthusiasts will point to a raft of historic names that could have been revived instead. What does it mean? Well, the new car was designed in Milan and is built in Turin (Torino in Italian). Put the two together and you get MiTo.
Flagship Veloce guise includes satin trim around the light clusters and on the door mirrors, a rear spoiler and gorgeous 8C-inspired alloys. Equipment levels on the inside are equally generous. All cars feature air conditioning and alloys as standard but top-of-the-range models include climate control, a multi-function steering wheel and Alfa’s Blue&Me interface, which provides Bluetooth mobile phone connection.