Very underrated tough little car. Still suffering FIAT woes of the 80s but very good little cars best at what Fiat do. Very easy to work on too.

Fiat is not a brand I have considered before, but I've been helping a colleague look for her first car on a budget, and we took one of these for a test drive; a TwinAir automatic. I was really rather impressed by this car, it reminded me of some radical cars of my youth in the 1970's, a combination of a Renault 4 and Citroen 2CV, but much updated and improved. As a mainly city car with young children, dropping off to school, city shopping, modest commuting I really rated it. So much so that I recommended she buy it. I just hope the old days of Fiat's being unreliable rust buckets are long behind us! 🙂

I personally like the mark 2 design better the mark 3. The mark 3 looks a bit more like and old people car then the mark 2, atleast in my opinion. They are great little cars though; very reliable and you get so much bang for your buck.

A great little car, I hope your sister found a model she likes. That said, I think Fiat is crazy in not offering the 95 BHP diesel version. Petrol engines never seem to deliver anywhere near claimed economy figures. I have a 24 year old tuned Peugeot 306 TD which never drops below 50MPG, although I don't much like the £280 a year road tax !

Very good review 👍

@CarandDrivingCarReviews

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Rented one in the canarys great run about seats five just enough power.buts it's not a motorway cruiser everywhere else perfect 👌.

Does the fiat Panda have iso fixes to them iv anyone know let me know ??

I need crouch masta

I've had to two avoid the petrol one

@chriswatts1680

5 ай бұрын

Please explain for me as I'm interested In buying one tia

the car is unstable at high speed 150 km...

@Nick-Emery

2 жыл бұрын

You should not be doing 150kph in the uk anyway