Alfa Romeo MiTo 2014 | Still DESIRABLE??

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The MiTo aimed to take everything Alfa Romeo knew about sports car dynamics and distil it into one head-turning premium supermini. Aimed at the MINI but offering greater practicality, value and high street wow factor, this Italian alternative was first launched in 2009, but we'd recommend that in buying a used one, you try and stretch to one of the much improved post-2014-era facelifted versions - which is what we're going to look at here. These cars were much enhanced by smarter looks inside and out that built on an impressively frugal range of engines and a uniquely special feel. Can small cars from the 2014-2018 era that are small and efficient really also be desirable? Alfa reckons so.
Presenter: Jonathan Crouch
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[@juliancollyer802]

What an excellent, comprehensive and professional review.

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Thank You!

[@nigelfisher3756]

Excellent review, sir. I often wonder (but then remember) why people don’t choose Alfa more often - petrolheads they ain’t. The Mito is a great little car, offering that special Alfisti pleasure; why buy an unreliable Mini, Audi A1 or Vauxhall Corsa? Incidentally, I used to own an Alfasud 1.2 Ti and I can tell you, categorically, no other front wheel car from that era or since has the ride, road holding and balance that gorgeous little Alfasud had. And it spawned the Golf GTi….so there.

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Thanks!

[@handyandy71]

I agree i had a series 1 alfasud ti 1300 on an S plate. Have had a few alfas after that 33Ti 156 ts Gtv ts 75 V6 Gtv V6 and on my 2nd Mito......while they have all been fun non have managed they way the Alfasud drove it was sublime

[@miker881]

Let's face it, unreliable, less sharp handling than a fiesta and made by fiat which says it all. No wonder thry discontinued it.

[@Palatard]

When looking at a used car review I'm looking for the down sides, I wanna hear all about common technical failures and patterns of damage. All in all thanks, I've given up on this one after talking to a friend who ran into engine issues within a year of buying it in good condition.