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Alfa MiTo Lusso 1.4TB 135

£199 per month PCP (6.2%APR)

Alfa MiTo Lusso 1.4TB 135

Italian cars traditionally appeal to the heart rather than the head – but this one is sensuous and sensible. With its classy looks, distinctive cabin and energetic 1.4-litre turbo, the Alfa Romeo MiTo is a real winner.

Go for one of the brand’s PCP packages, and you can get your hands on the stylish three-door hatch for a wallet-friendly £199 per month. It’s a four-year deal with a £3,009 deposit, plus an option to buy the car outright at the end of the term for £5,769. The only drawback is the 6.2 per cent interest rate – although even this won’t stop many drivers falling for the MiTo’s charms!

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