FIAT PANDA

Presented in Stunning Fiat Crossover Black we have a June 2009 Fiat Panda 1.2 ECO Dynamic 5dr, fitted with a 1242 cc front wheel drive petrol engine which produces 60 BHP and returns 56 MPG Combined ,comes with a long Mot and the following services 25/06/2011 at 12342 miles ,07/07/2012 at 18213 miles ,10/07/2013 at 25601 miles ,16/01/2015 at 42471 miles ,04/09/2016 at 55220 miles ,18/09/2017 at 62429 miles ,31.08/2021 at 74317 miles .The original Fiat Panda was a low cost, compact, cheap to run, lightweight car. The new Panda stays true to that ethos but unlike the earlier version, is well built, comfortable and durable. Thanks to the upright body it’s also surprisingly spacious inside and you can easily carry two adults, a couple of kids and luggage (if you pack carefully). It’s also good fun to drive, with light but precise steering making it great in town while it is equally capable on motorways where it can happily cruise along with minimal fuss.
The interior is fairly basic but well laid out and the seats are comfortable too. But what really makes the Panda appealing is it’s value for money and low running costs. This really is Fiat doing what it does best.The Panda only scored three-stars in Euro NCAP crash tests, which is disappointing for a modern car. Nonetheless, all models have twin airbags and ABS, plus more expensive versions get side airbags and stability control too.With such a small body it’s little surprise that luggage space is tight – the Panda has a boot capacity of slightly more than 200 litres, which although small is still more than a MINI. The boot area can be expanded by dropping the rear seats, boosting space to 861 litres, but most models only come with a folding rear seat – there’s no 50:50 split unless you go for the Eleganza trim.