Is Fiat Panda Cross a good car?

Is Fiat Panda Cross a good car?

It has some annoying traits, but the Panda Cross is a great car. Being a practical city car with the bonus of an excellent four-wheel-drive system certainly makes it stand out from the crowd. The sprightly engine means it's fun to drive, even if it's not the most economical choice.

Is the Panda 4x4 any good?

The Fiat Panda received a four-star rating out of five from the safety experts at Euro NCAP, which lags behind the five-star scores we have come to expect from the best city cars. However, that score was mainly because ESP is an option on the standard model - and the 4x4 gets it as standard.

Is the Panda Cross a 4x4?

The Panda Cross features the Petrol 0.9 85hp TWINAIR 4x4 engine.

Does the Fiat Panda Cross come in automatic?

The car comes in one specification only, but you can choose from two engines, a 0.9-litre two-cylinder petrol and a 1.3-litre MultiJet diesel, both of which are turbocharged. There is no automatic option – the diesel gets a five-speed manual and the petrol a six-speed manual.

Where is Fiat Panda made?

Tychy, Poland Like the smaller Fiat Seicento, the Panda was manufactured only in Tychy, Poland, by Fiat Auto Poland. The high-bodied Panda takes styling cues from mini MPVs and mini SUVs, especially the second generation Fiat Multipla.

Does the Fiat Panda Cross have a CD player?

Less worthy of praise, however, is the Fiat Panda 4×4's infotainment system. Rather than a slick touchscreen like you get as standard in many other small SUVs (including the Suzuki Jimny) you'll have to make do with a back-to-basics stereo and CD player with an old-fashioned orange and black display.

Does the Fiat Panda 4x4 come in automatic?

A four-wheel-drive Fiat Panda! ... But it is a permanent 4WD setup, managed by an ECU that distributes traction according to the road grip. It's automatic too, so if you do understand it, please feel free to avoid explaining to passengers the finer complexities of the system.

Does Fiat Panda 4x4 come in automatic?

A four-wheel-drive Fiat Panda! ... But it is a permanent 4WD setup, managed by an ECU that distributes traction according to the road grip. It's automatic too, so if you do understand it, please feel free to avoid explaining to passengers the finer complexities of the system. Please.