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[Webby the Bear]

That's perfect and just what I was looking for on the info side.

I only have one more question regarding the Panda....

Did I read correctly that it's a non-interference engine? That would be a MASSIVE selling point to me

[albitz]

The 1.2 Punto of around 10 years ago was non inteference.Bloody strong little cars to,surprisingly.

[Webby the Bear]

The 1.2 Punto of around 10 years ago was non inteference.Bloody strong little cars to,surprisingly.

I've read on the Fiat Forum that the Pandas that are fitted with the ''FIRE'' motor are non-interference.... but as there's a billion different models I can't seem to find out if that applies to all of them 

[omega3000]

I have a 1.1 Panda - and it's ace!   ...

It sounds very similar to my daughter's 1100cc  Seicento. She thinks it's great - independence etc, better than walking & better than the bus and does everything she wants it to. I find the offset pedals a bit awkward, but I only drive it every now & then. 

Same on the pug , cant drive in boots but can forgive it for that 

[JesterRT]

yup - FIRE engine, so when something goes snap, nothing goes bang (supposedly).

Was a selling point for me too   Not that I'd push my luck on the cambelt mileage (honest)!!

[Webby the Bear]

yup - FIRE engine, so when something goes snap, nothing goes bang (supposedly).

Was a selling point for me too   Not that I'd push my luck on the cambelt mileage (honest)!!

thanks jester... is that on all pandas?

[henryd]

yup - FIRE engine, so when something goes snap, nothing goes bang (supposedly).

Was a selling point for me too   Not that I'd push my luck on the cambelt mileage (honest)!!

thanks jester... is that on all pandas?

Most of the petrols but not the diesels.