Mi.To Interior

I think it's a lovely interior - it looks great! We of course shouldn't expect Alfa's best efforts in their new budget car. In and Out, the Mi.To looks great.

Originally Posted by alfaholic

Looks

The only thing I'm slightly unsure of is the design of the wheel....but I'm sure I could live with that

I agree, do I not like that steering wheel !

Originally Posted by rossogtv

I agree, do I not like that steering wheel !

It's on the wrong side for a start

Hope it comes in more than one colour. It's like a cave in there!!! Still, while sitting inside it you can forget about how much it looks like a Micra.

I like it a lot and maybe looking at buying one but to parting company with the 147 will hard

I think it looks

Originally Posted by nomad

I'm not as impressed with that interior as I hoped I'd be actually Fake carbon fibre everywhere is not a good look IMO

I quite like it.

You have to remember the car is aimed at the 'youth' market - who I think will appreciate the 'carbon' look.

Maybe you're just to old Mr N

i quite like it, looks a little corsa / bravo look to it IMHO

Lets just hope it doesn't turn into a chav mobile like a Saxo

Wow, I think it looks great but I assume that this is the top spec with all the bells and whistles. I hope that the lower spec cars with cloth look as good...

Originally Posted by GhostyDog

If you squint a bit you will see the dashboard looks like clamps from Futurama

Aaargh, a dashboard face!
I can never own that car now.
Reminds me of that mutation the Fiat Multipla. Its dashboard is just as much a freakshow as the exterior, and it contains what is obviously a head growing from the dash next to the instrument cluster, as I've skillfully illustrated.

Originally Posted by Kevin Slegg

You have to remember the car is aimed at the 'youth' market - who I think will appreciate the 'carbon' look.

If that really is the case then won't they have already been swayed by the less expensive FIAT Grande Punto which it's clearly based on?

I think it looks good

The materials are quality. I really hope so as the Punto (& Corsa) on which it's based can't really boast quality plastics

Given the move clips on the MiTo minisite, with only men aged 23-28 test driving the car, I would think Alfa are aiming at winning over the young, male crowd who like Peugeot 207/307 cc and similar. The Fiat 500 will still be more stylish, though.