


For:
The Panda looks funky and is easy to drive. It's also cheap to buy and run.
Against:
Rear legroom isn't great, the ride is firm and some of the basic versions are short on kit.
Performance
|
Buying & owning
|
Behind the wheel
|
Running Costs |
|
|---|---|
Town mpg |
35.8 |
Out of Town mpg |
48.7 |
Average mpg |
42.8 |
Tank Capacity (gallons) |
6.6 |
CO2 Rating (g/km) |
156 |
Insurance Group |
2 |
Typical Insurance Quote |
£281 |
% Value Retained (3yrs/36,000mls) |
30 |
Typical Contract Hire Rate (pcm) |
£296 |
Pence Per Mile |
0 |
Servicing Cost over 3yrs |
£0 |
Servicing Intervals |
12,000 |
Manufacturers Warranty |
3yr/60k + 3yr Paint + 8yr Perforation + 1yr AA Breakdown |
Performance & Measurements |
|
|---|---|
Body type |
Hatchback |
Number of Doors |
5 |
Number of Seats |
5 |
Engine (cc/type) |
1242/4 |
Fuel Type |
Unleaded |
Max Power (bhp/rpm) |
59/5000 |
Engine Position |
F |
Driven Wheels |
Four |
Length (mm) |
3574 |
Width (mm) |
1605 |
Height (mm) |
1632 |
Boot Space (min ltr) |
206 |
Boot Space (max ltr) |
860 |
Turning Circle (m) |
9.1 |
Towing Weight(kg) |
800 |
Kerb Weight (kg) |
980 |
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