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From the beginning of next month, every Alfa Romeo dealer in the UK will be exhibiting static examples of the firm's brand new MINI Cooper rival, the MiTo hatchback, nearly three months before its official UK launch on 24 January 2009. Customers will be able place orders from 1 November with prices starting from £10,975 (approximately $17,000 or €13,700 with today's exchange rates) for the entry level MiTo 1.4 16V 95HP Turismo.
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Alfa MiTo to Hit UK Showrooms in November
From the beginning of next month, every Alfa Romeo dealer in the UK will be exhibiting static examples of the firm's brand new MINI Cooper rival, the MiTo hatchback, nearly three months before its official UK launch on 24 January 2009. Customers will be able place orders from 1 November with prices starting from £10,975 (approximately $17,000 or €13,700 with today's exchange rates) for the entry level MiTo 1.4 16V 95HP Turismo.Related Stories:- Alfa Romeo MiTo or MINI Cooper?
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