2015 MiTo Collezione and Giulietta Collezione

Alfa Romeo has added a Collezione trim grade to its MiTo and Giullietta ranges. The new arrivals, which are billed as “luxury flagships”, gain extra equipment and some cosmetic enhancements.

Bronze-coloured 17” alloy wheels and matching door mirror caps distinguish the MiTo Collezione. Its interior features unique cloth and 'eco-leather' upholstery, a set of floor mats, sports dials and the Uconnect infotainment system with satellite navigation.

Alfa Romeo MiTo Collezione (2015) Front Side

The 2015 Giulietta Collezione is based on the existing Exclusive version. Gloss black paint covers the roof panel and door mirror caps, plus a set of 18” multi-spoke alloy wheels is fitted.

Also part of the specification are front and rear parking sensors, a 6.5” Uconnect touchscreen, voice-activated navigation, front seat heating and full leather upholstery.

Alfa Romeo Giulietta Collezione (2015) Front Side

2015 Alfa Romeo Collezione models: UK on-the-road prices
MiTo
Collezione 		0.9 litre TwinAir
Turbo Petrol 		103 bhp
(77 kW / 105 PS) 		£17,660
MiTo
Collezione 		1.4 litre
Turbo Petrol* 		138 bhp
(103 kW / 140 PS) 		£19,210
Giulietta
Collezione 		1.4 litre MultiAir
Turbo Petrol 		168 bhp
(125 kW / 170 PS) 		£24,820
Giulietta
Collezione 		1.4 litre MultiAir
Turbo Petrol* 		168 bhp
(125 kW / 170 PS) 		£26,245
Giulietta
Collezione 		2.0 litre JTDM-2
Turbo Diesel 		148 bhp
(110 kW / 150 PS) 		£25,680
Giulietta
Collezione 		2.0 litre JTDM-2
Turbo Diesel* 		173 bhp
(129 kW / 175 PS) 		£27,840
*Comes with a six-speed TCT dual-clutch transmission as standard.

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