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mwg
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29th Jul 09 at 08:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Yeah seen them in person and they look better but still not something I would want to be seen in
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They do them in white and may be I won't test drive, I need to save the pennies

And pow, book figure is 43.

But I could give a f**k, they look a hoot to drive and worth sacrificing.
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Just on the Fiat website. 100hp at 6krpm

Better pics I feel.



[Edited on 29-07-2009 by deano87]
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quote:
Originally posted by deano87
I'd love one in red. But after living with a red car for 3 years I'm not sure I could again unless more modern non-Vauxhalls don't fade!

I'd love one in the blue colour.

You can pick them up for 2 years old with average miles on for under £6k iirc.

Anyone know what the reliability is like on newer Fiats?



6 big ones for a panda?

not even if it had 200bhp
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by deano87
I'd love one in red. But after living with a red car for 3 years I'm not sure I could again unless more modern non-Vauxhalls don't fade!

I'd love one in the blue colour.

You can pick them up for 2 years old with average miles on for under £6k iirc.

Anyone know what the reliability is like on newer Fiats?



6 big ones for a panda?

not even if it had 200bhp

Depends what you want from a car.

That is still with low miles and plenty of warranty remaining. Yes, you could buy a CTR for that or something, but it will have miles, warranty, and be a lot more to insure.

Granted, I probably wouldn't spend £6k on one (I'd rather a Punto for extra space) but considering the performance and equipment, they're bit of a bargain.
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white or grey pls. Thnx
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Tarox Six pots and KW coilovers

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/976308.htm
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Pandas are so nice to drive You will love it Deano. HP is very nippy as well!

When I used to work for Fiat we had an Electroclash Grey one with anthracite wheels. Looked ace
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Epic. 1.3 derv engine same as in Corsa C's too.


Black




Blue.

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quote:
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Pandas are so nice to drive You will love it Deano. HP is very nippy as well!

When I used to work for Fiat we had an Electroclash Grey one with anthracite wheels. Looked ace

Would love one but want a bigger car Astra/Focus size.

I'd definitely have one in my 'dream' car garage as the drive to the shops hoot.
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my modern fiat has 52k on it and Ive only had to change a wheel bearing, it has quite a hard life too
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quote:
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my modern fiat has 52k on it and Ive only had to change a wheel bearing, it has quite a hard life too

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Awesome little cars we all love them at work think we have a used one on the forecourt too

www.mangoletsi.com
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quote:
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Is it really wrong of me to want one?





they seem to come fully loaded (climate, bluetooth) as standard, are insurance group 4, a hoot to drive according to reviews, have a 6th gear for motorway cruising and seem well priced on the 2nd hand market




saw one up stratford on avon.. defenly want one !!!
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they look gay to me....

id expect to see an old women putting her shopping in the boot in tesco car park
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http://blogs.thetimes.co.za/wheeldeal/2008/12/17/top-10-cars-of-2008/


Hooked up to a keen chassis and a thrashy 1.4 engine, the Fiat Panda 100HP proves that you don’t need a lot of moola to have some serious driving fun. Yes, the ride may be hard and pogo-like at the best of times but the handling is sharp and the steering beautifully direct. Straight line performance is excellent for a car with such a small engine and the single chromed exhaust pipe lets out a glorious Alfa-esque warble all the way up to 7000rpm. Bellissimo!

or

http://www.allaguida.it/foto/fiat-panda-100-hp-vs-daihatsu-sirion-sport-foto/8/

[Edited on 29-07-2009 by Anty]

[Edited on 29-07-2009 by Anty]
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I guess after the response to the thread the answer to my original question is no, it isn't wrong of me to want one
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I love them too-- with a few subtle mods you have a hell of a sleeper on your hande
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Phaaa get a Mito
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Don't get it at all.

Horrid looking thing and 100bhp and I imagine the thing isn't that light.

I would have to drive one to be convinced.
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evo mag reckon they are ace (if you buy into that sort of thing)
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc

I would have to drive one to be convinced.


I would recommend you do young man
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We currently have a couple

Black
http://www.mangoletsi.com/alfa/pre-owned/22797-07-fiat-panda.html

Grey
http://www.mangoletsi.com/alfa/pre-owned/23046-07-fiat-panda.html

[Edited on 30-07-2009 by Kurt]
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Saw a puke yellow coloured one this morning and just looked like an old womans car IMO
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that will have been a boggo active or something shite like that, tbh though its still better than this beast




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