You'll like the design of the Fiat Panda. Tiny, yes - however, this small car has tons of appeal and delightfulness which makes for a lively and pleasing drive. You won't purchase an automobile such as this to sit in the motorway for extended periods, however as it pertains to an enjoyable twist in the twisty stuff or the regular grind of commuting to and from work, the Fiat Panda excels. Simply to check out, the clean Intelligent lines are accentuated nicely by the grille and purposeful headlights. The car sits squat and nice on its mag wheels, as the tall tail-lights and chrome exhaust appear brilliant.

Jump on within the Panda as well as the body-hugging seats are amazing to take a seat in - instead of on. Fiat Panda's detailing and finish within the cottage is incredibly crafted. I really like how the instrumentation behind the chunky little steering-wheel is clear and symmetrical. The six-speed gear-lever is immediately to change and catch gears on-demand. You might say, sitting inside this comfortable little cockpit is similar to "big brother Ferrari". The high chairs stance gives quite good all to visibility across the automobile, and in terms of bells and whistles go, Australians may appreciate many different gear amounts. As standard the entrylevel Fiat Panda versions will nonetheless impress with their electrical front windows, central locking, power-steering and stereo. The more lavish stepup will include bodycoloured bumpers, remote locking, a beefier CD stereo, and air conditioner. The very best spec versions feature climate-control, alloy wheels and roof bars.

The vehicle can runs nicely all-day and churns out a fairly steady 43 mpg average fuel consumption amount. The 73 kW Fiat Panda keeps pace to the corners and well very well indeed. And although the wheel base size is modest, the bumps within the route are assimilated properly.

Additionally, there are the conventional petrol engines: - a 1.1litre rated at 39 kW and a 44 kW 1.2litre. An extremely refined 51 kW 1.3litre turbodiesel too is an excellent performer, with additional motorway skill and incredibly frugal fuel expenses. However, almost all the engines are adaptable and responsive. The Fiat Panda offers a fourwheel-drive variation that's accessible using the 1.2 petrol engine.