The Fiat Panda was hugely popular when it was first introduced in the 1980s and it's still going strong today.
Now in its third generation, the Panda has been updated to give it a more trendy and cheerful feel and with bags more personality. It may not have the classic retro feel and pizazz of the Fiat 500, but the Panda continues to win hearts as a great little city car that’s easy to drive, making it an ideal purchase for new and first time drivers.
If you’re after a compact car that’s as unique and is as economical and practical then the Fiat Panda could be right up your street. Best of all, you can get your hands on a new Fiat Panda with a £500 deposit and we’ll pay for your first 12 months’ insurance with us. Where we’re unable to pay the full amount, we’ll offer you a contribution to Marmalade insurance or cash towards your insurance elsewhere.
With its bold design and eye for detail, this quirky little car has tons more personality than some of the other city cars. The sleek lines mixed with shapely rounded corners of the exterior are mirrored on the design of the chunky buttons inside giving the Panda a cheeky, fun feel. There’s some cheerful fabrics and all models come with a four speaker audio system with CD player and MP3 compatibility.
The Fiat Panda really is an urban car. With its upright driving position and brilliant visibility it makes easy work of driving around town. The steering is light and can be made even lighter at the touch of a button making it easier for you to park in tight spaces. Despite the good handling, the Panda does struggle a bit on the motorway, it’s not as refined as some of its rivals. But if you’re doing all or most of your driving in the city then you won’t be disappointed.
All models for the Fiat Panda give you a decent level of fuel economy because of their size and low CO2 emissions. You won’t have to fork out over the odds on insurance either as all versions of the Panda have group ratings between two and seven.
With its retro boxy shape and high roofline the Fiat Panda does have a very roomy feel. There’s plenty of space up front and loads of headroom for passengers. You can comfortably fit four adults in this car although taller passengers in the back may grumble on any long distance journeys. The boot gives a big practical tick as well - efficiently holding 225 litres which is more than enough for a weekend shopping haul!
With its bold design and eye for detail, this quirky little car has tons more personality than some of the other city cars. The sleek lines mixed with shapely rounded corners of the exterior are mirrored on the design of the chunky buttons inside giving the Panda a cheeky, fun feel. There’s some cheerful fabrics and all models come with a four speaker audio system with CD player and MP3 compatibility.
The Fiat Panda really is an urban car. With its upright driving position and brilliant visibility it makes easy work of driving around town. The steering is light and can be made even lighter at the touch of a button making it easier for you to park in tight spaces. Despite the good handling, the Panda does struggle a bit on the motorway, it’s not as refined as some of its rivals. But if you’re doing all or most of your driving in the city then you won’t be disappointed.
All models for the Fiat Panda give you a decent level of fuel economy because of their size and low CO2 emissions. You won’t have to fork out over the odds on insurance either as all versions of the Panda have group ratings between two and seven.
With its retro boxy shape and high roofline the Fiat Panda does have a very roomy feel. There’s plenty of space up front and loads of headroom for passengers. You can comfortably fit four adults in this car although taller passengers in the back may grumble on any long distance journeys. The boot gives a big practical tick as well - efficiently holding 225 litres which is more than enough for a weekend shopping haul!
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