The Fiat Panda is an Italian legend, but there have been highs and lows during its 45-year career. We chart the history of a much-loved small car.

BRITS have always loved a bargain and cheap runarounds are no exception. Even with used prices climbing, there are still cracking sub‑£1,000 cars out there if the paperwork and condition stack up.

Alternately called Panda Fastback by the automotive media, the Fastback for Europe is coming along nicely with a posher ...

Used price range: £560 - £1,715 Select Year/Plate and Version below for a more accurate valuation. Search all Fiat Panda used car prices. Basic valuations, unadjusted for mileage or any options fitted ...

The Stellantis-controlled Fiat brand will debut a fastback-style compact model in 2026. A global affair that will succeed the MLA-based Fastback for South America and the Tipo for Europe, the Middle ...

Conversations about the Italian automotive industry tend to center on names like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, and Alfa Romeo. But for drivers who prioritize fiscal prudence and everyday drivability ...

A new mid-spec trim – called Icon – has been introduced for the Fiat Grande Panda Electric, having previously been offered only on hybrid versions. The new Icon trim will sit in between entry-level ...

Stellantis has taken another step towards possibly introducing the Fiat Grande Panda to South Africa by debuting a non-hybrid, manual version in Europe. Introduced last year as either a mild-hybrid or ...

100HP made for a poor learner car, with a stiff clutch, little torque and a poor turning circle... ...but proved immensely satisfying once Martin was out on the road ...

The world’s narrowest car has been spotted in Italy after a monumental project by mechanic Andrea Marazzi. The Italian motoring expert sliced up a classic Fiat Panda to create his own ultra-thin ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Compact cars are a popular choice for drivers looking for a smaller ...

That’s about 480 millimetres in Roman Catholic, or, put another way, approximately one-quarter the width of a modern Chevrolet Suburban. Yes, a person could park four of these things in the same span ...