The Fiat Panda has always been versatile, easy to drive and likeable, throughout its relatively short 31 year history.

The new 2013 Fiat Panda model keeps the Fiat tradition, of producing consistent city cars, alive and also offers so much more to drivers thanks to the addition of new comfort, safety and technology features.

The new Panda effectively combines the best of the first two generations of Fiat Pandas and utilizes the features and space to provide drivers with the coziness of a 5 door compact and the practicality of a city car both rolled into one vehicle.

Exterior & Interior

The designers at Fiat have made the new Panda into a solid car that is a lot more spacious than you expect when you look at a model this size. The car itself is just 3.65m long, 1.64m wide and 1.55m in height.

Given the dimensions, it is somewhat surprising that the car can actually accommodate five people quite comfortably. It also has one of the largest trunks available in compact cars of this size, as it is capable of holding between 7.9 cu ft and 30.7 cu ft (when rear seats are folded).

Many of the smaller details are what makes this car model one of the most pleasing Pandas yet: the more tactile door handles, the improved perception of safety through the upper window lines, the slimmed down front seats that retain maximum comfort and flexibility, the 14 different storage compartments, the specially shaped parking brake and so much more.

Performance

The exterior and interior design aren’t the only two things that make the new Fiat Panda better than previous generations, the Panda is also packing the new 85HP 0.9 Twin Air two cylinder Turbo engine developed by Fiat.

Full of power and yet surprisingly small, the revolutionary TwinAir engine has taken the downsizing concept to the extreme. The smaller engine is combined with a next-gen turbocharger and this setup performs just as well (or better) than larger engines.

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