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Fiat refreshes Panda with 4×4 and Cross

Sam SpillerBy Sam SpillerAugust 16, 2017Updated:November 10, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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The 2017 Fiat Panda 4x4 Cross. Photo: QuickPic

Having been unveiled all the way back in 2011, the third generation of the Fiat Panda has made a comeback  in South Africa, with 4×4 and Cross derivatives now available to local drivers.

The arrival of the Panda Cross has prompted Fiat South Africa to refresh the model and its lineup. In regards to pre-existing qualities, the physical dimensions of the mini-SUV have remained unchanged, with the Italian carmaker continuing to offer the Easy and Lounge trim levels. Starting at R184 900, all Panda models come equipped with Fiat’s 0.9-liter TwinAir turbopetrol engine, the same engine used in the 500 supermini, and which produces 63 kW and 145 Nm of torque, with the range-topping Cross variant doing with slightly more power at 66 kW. Power is sent to the front wheels via a five-speed manual transmission, with 4×4 variants opting for a six-speed manual to send power to all four wheels. Safety features include four airbags, and standard feature include front electric windows, and remote central locking

The 4×4 Cross, priced at R249 900, sports major design additions to the exterior of the car, which include 15” alloy rims, and redesigned bumpers featuring skid plates and revised fog lights. Also included on this variant is a drive mode selector, hill descent control, as well as electronic lock differential.

The Fiat Panda comes standard with a three-year/100 000 km warranty, and a three-year/100 000 km service plan.

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