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2012 Alfa Romeo MiTo Green Live Photos 2011 Brussels Auto Show


It is even a world premiere, the new Alfa Romeo MiTo 1.3 JTDM. All you have to look under the hood premiere, because at the first sight you walk straight past the MiTo. To MiTo economical to produce for consumption, Alfa Romeo has put the 1.3 JTDM with 85 hp. That would own words the same performance as the 95 hp version, something on the exhibit could not be sure. The CO2 emission is 95 g / km and would average consume 3.6 liters per 100 kilometers. The sprint to 100 does it in 11.6 seconds. Not so fast guy, but a cheap (er) long-term.
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