That appear by the sound you hear are the cracks forming on the walls of Alfa Romeo’s assembly plant in Italy to the degree that believe it or not, someone managed to leave the factory with what appear to be mobile phone photos of the all-new Milano. The surprisingly revealing gallery, which comes only a lifetime after an at the beginning leak on Friday, made its way on a Facebook group page exposing the Italian compact hatchback from several angles and so much as gives us our principal view of the dashboard and center console.
To a lesser expansion than the smaller MiTo, the five-door Milano has an all-new body design with styling cues that refer directly to the Alfa 8C Competizione. These include the oval-shaped headlamps and arrow-like bonnet lines that end with the deep Alfa shield grille, but not the round tail lamps as the Italian designers opted for a totally different design at the back.
Like the 147 hatchback that it will replace, the Milano’s rear door handles are hidden in the door pillars for a smoother air that gives the illusion from a degree of remoteness that this is a sportier three-door quicken.
The interior shots reveal that the Milano will feature a sporty instrument panel with brace deeply set gauges at either side, a design trait seen in most modern Alfas including the MiTo and the 159.
Styling aside, the Milano uses the latest version of the Fiat Group’s C- and D-segment platform which is known internally as the C-Evo. It is not clear yet if the Milano resoluteness come off successful the European market in the sight of the end of the year or in the beginning of 2010, on the other hand when it does, Alfa’s BMW 1-Series compete by is expected to be initially offered with 1.4-liter and 1.75-liter turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engines producing up to 200HP+, as well as with the usual turbo diesel line up.
Photos via: Facebook
Source: carscoop.blogspot.com
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