Alfa Romeo Mito Spied in Streets of Turin
During photoshoot
By Frank de Leeuw van Weenen
May 14, 2008 2:06 PM
Filed Under: Alfa Romeo, European, Spy Photos
Bit by bit Alfa Romeo reveals its brand new Alfa Mito, first three studio images revealing the styling and only recently the interior. But with its launch approaching fast, advertisements need to be made and thus the Mito went to the streets of Turin, Italy (where else, the to stands for Torino) for its photo shoot. Or so we guess since we are not sure why the Mito is out in the open but what else could it be?
Finally some new images and for the first time we can see the Mito in white, arguably looking better than the traditional Alfa red, and with the new logo proudly displayed on its rear. The white model features new wheels and dark grey head and rear lamp bezels rather than the red model's chrome mouldings.
Progetto955 reader Biagio was on hand to shoot a few photos which can be viewed after the source link.
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