The Mi.To's 1.4 turbo has been described as a 'real' Alfa engine. Read on to find out why...

Children don't always like what their parents like. Whether it's music, clothes or places to hang out, young people love to be loud, dynamic and different. Very often 'Dad' is just another word for 'sad', 'embarrasing' or 'out of fashion'. For Mi.To Blog user Andrea however, his father Riccardo's influence gave him a passion for Alfa Romeo cars – nothing to be embarrassed about at all!

Their shared passion for the 'big snake' earned them the chance to come to Turin to get an in-depth look at the 'beating heart' of the Mi.To. Check out the video diary of their experience here:

We've been exploring the Mi.To's winter testing regime for the past few days, so to wrap up our Arctic adventure, here's a short video to illustrate just what goes in to making one of these winter test sessions happen... 

 

In the last post, we saw a test driver putting the Mi.To through its paces around the Arjeplog test track in the extreme north of Sweden. Exciting to watch, sure, but now we can go even further and get an even better idea of what it's like to drive the Mi.To in extreme weather conditions, thanks to Gian Maurizio, who was chosen by Alfa to travel to Lapland and get a taste of the winter testing experience himself. Check out the video diary of his experience below: