Look into this 2011 stylish latest Italian premium compaq latest car is near the top of the to do list for the pending Fiat – Chrysler alliance. The 2011 Alfa Romeo Milano might even be built in the U.S. But nothing’s going to happen unless Chrysler gets more of your money first.

• “The Milano is significant as the first Fiat group car to sport the new medium car platform. Dubbed C-Evo it’s the Italians’ new box of bits to underpin vehicles in the C- and D-segment. … The C-Evo architecture (‘platform’ is sooo last decade) will be available in front-wheel drive and 4wd formats.” — Car
• “Although Car magazine says the coming Alfa Romeo Milano (nee 147) is ‘quite different from the Mito mini,” their rendering of the car makes it look an awful lot like a Mito with two more doors. Not there’s anything wrong with that, since it just means more of a good thing. Compared to its 147 predecessor, it will be longer and lower, although still relatively Golf-sized.” — Autoblog
• “This is one very stylish hatchback, judging from leaked production-model photos circulating on the Internet. Like MiTo, the Milano is an Italian stylish blend of curves and creases, announced by a rounded nose a la Alfa’s exotic 8C sports cars with sweptback headlamps and a large, triangular grille. Other design elements include bulging wheelarches, a rising side-window line, and a sculpted liftgate topped by a small spoiler.”

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