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Alfa Romeo MiTo review

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The Alfa Romeo MiTo (from 2009) is named after the Italian cities of Milan and Turin (Torino), where it was developed and built, and is Alfa's first real foray into the small car sector in recent years. Based on the Fiat Punto, the MiTo is one of the more flamboyant-looking cars in the small car class, sharing many design cues with Alfa's supercar, the 8C. But do its eye-catching looks conceal problems? Read our full review to find out.
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Exterior size

Length (mm)4,063
Width inc mirrors (mm)-
Height max height (mm)1,446

Seating

Number of seats4 - 5
Folding rear seats
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Boot space

Boot space with seats up (litres)All tested models: 250
Boot space with seats down (litres)All tested models: 645

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Combined mpg (all claimed)Diesel 1.6JTD (120bhp) - 58.9, Petrol 1.4 Multiair (135bhp) - 50.4, Petrol 1.4T-Jet (155bhp) - 43.5

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Urban mpg (all claimed)Diesel 1.6JTD (120bhp) - 47.9, Petrol 1.4 Multiair (135bhp) - 38.2, Petrol 1.4T-Jet (155bhp) - 33.2

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Extra urban mpg (all claimed)Diesel 1.6JTD (120bhp) - 68.9, Petrol 1.4 Multiair (135bhp) - 62.8, Petrol 1.4T-Jet (155bhp) - 53.3

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CO2 emissions (all claimed)Diesel 1.6JTD (120bhp) - 126, Petrol 1.4 Multiair (135bhp) - 129, Petrol 1.4T-Jet (155bhp) - 153

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