Brand New Fiat Panda 1.2 Pop - £6395 @ Perrys

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Brand New Fiat Panda 1.2 Pop £6,395.00 @ Perrys

£6395 Perrys10 Dec 16

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joehart2

10 Dec 16

Cheapest anywhere in the country for a base model Brand New Fiat Panda 1.2 pop

5 doors as well

add £60 if you want the extra seatbelt to make it into a 5 seater.
i would recommend paying the extra £60 for the 5 seater option as this has a big impact on the used value as the 5 seaters command a £200 premium over the 4 seater versions

so effectively even if you don't use or need the extra seat belt, it will more than pay for itself!

Top comments

karlie88 to POWYSWALES

10 Dec 16 20 #7

Gone are the days when you could get a Chomp for 10p, a tin of baked beans for 4p and a 3 bed semi-detached house for £29,500.

decepticon_shadow

10 Dec 16 6 #22

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4052/4390913052_81646b5a32_z.jpg?zz=1

Look better now than the one I had at uni!

fishsticks

10 Dec 16 4 #11

I remember when Panda Pops were 10p a bottle!

gortin89

10 Dec 16 3 #1

Not for me but seems good price. :neutral_face:

Latest comments (38)

DeanAdebola007

15 Dec 16 #38

Hot deal

joehart2

11 Dec 16 #37

yes

the punto in question was a 2005 model using a mid 90s chassis and some components

the panda is a modern chassis with completely different components built in a different factory to the Punto

thanks

GDB2222

11 Dec 16 #36

You think that Fiat make the Panda any better?

GDB2222

11 Dec 16 #28

I bought a Fiat Punto which fell to bits in ten years. All sorts of mechanical bits that should be metal are made of plastic. The whole car was designed to last just the three year warranty period and then start failing. I scrapped it, ten years old and with only 50k on the clock. It was costing a fortune in repairs, and the last straw was the gearbox linkage breaking - yet another plastic part.

billysally208 to GDB2222

11 Dec 16 #35

This is the Panda - not the Punto

winchman

11 Dec 16 #34

Be 3 kids across the back seat only. I found I didn't like the driving position/pedals.

gap30

11 Dec 16 #33

I remember when it was 90p to get in the kop

adamspencer95

11 Dec 16 #32

I remember when Freddos were 5p :disappointed:

Gstar2006

11 Dec 16 1 #31

I had a 2008 Panda 100HP. Ridiculously fun to drive on country roads. Bought 2012 for £3500 sold 2016 for £3000. Didn't fall to bits. Cheap to maintain and run. Hardly lost any money on it.

Evo and car sites love the 100HP. Future classic warm hatch for sure.

badgerman2

11 Dec 16 1 #30

I think their old design and development team now work at Renault....

macobrum

11 Dec 16 #29

https://media.giphy.com/media/9jcUErC4Zz3Ms/giphy.gif

kencol

11 Dec 16 2 #27

You're right, they're £29,950 now.
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45742785.html

airbiscuits

11 Dec 16 #26

interest charges make this an 8k car at Leicester Fiat - of course that's on their finance terms - may be better for a cash buyer!! maybe worth a phone call.

groenleader

10 Dec 16 #4

Leicester Fiat have about 29% off the RRP for Panda Pop as well for cash buyers.

airbiscuits to groenleader

11 Dec 16 #25

good advice - worth a try thanks.

thenormalone

10 Dec 16 1 #18

At this price the Dacia Sandero is a better punt

joehart2 to thenormalone

10 Dec 16 1 #19

Normally I would agree, but this is higher spec than a basic sandero, more economical on fuel, lower car tax, cheaper to service (Fiat generally come out cheaper than most for servicing - see honest john) and retains more of its value at 3 years old (basic sandero 1.2 access with 30,000 miles at 3 years old is forecast to have a trade value of £2550 in average condition).

Zuulan to thenormalone

10 Dec 16 #24

The Dacia is much bigger too.

mummymelly

10 Dec 16 #23

Where can you see all the extras like seat Belts, paint colour etc? Good deal for a new car shame about the awful blue! :confused:

decepticon_shadow

10 Dec 16 6 #22

Look better now than the one I had at uni!

Skymonkey

10 Dec 16 #17

I hired one of these earlier this year. Normally drive an audi A6 and was surprised at how nippy this car was. Got me about, fun to drive. This is a hot deal for those looking for a small car with cheap tax, insurance and fuel costs.

dave80 to Skymonkey

10 Dec 16 #21

Something must be wrong with your A6 :smile:

li0nhead

10 Dec 16 #20

Not for me but anyone looking for a cheap first new car it is ideal

joehart2

10 Dec 16 #16

its a city car with 4 seats with the option of an extra seat belt to make it into 5.

other city cars such as the VW up, Skoda citigo, Seat Mi, Peugeot 108, Citroen C1, Toyota Aygo are 4 seaters with no such option.

babylon

10 Dec 16 1 #15

So is this a 4 seater with a belt and in no way designed as a 5 seater, Or is this a 5 seater with someone at fiat have a good old belly laugh at our expense.

kidrock123

10 Dec 16 1 #14

including engine?

onlineo

10 Dec 16 1 #13

cheap price hot but they shouldn't be charging extra for a seatbelt

fishsticks

10 Dec 16 4 #11

I remember when Panda Pops were 10p a bottle!

qbs to fishsticks

10 Dec 16 1 #12

I can remember when crap like Panda Pops hadn't been invented. :smile:

BigDaveH

10 Dec 16 #10

5 doors as well! lol

umirza85

10 Dec 16 1 #9

For the price of some Ferrari stripes you can get a fiat panda.....I'd rather have the stripes.

Besford

10 Dec 16 2 #8

Why buy a really basic new car when you could get one with a few more features as pre-reg or similar for similar money?

POWYSWALES

10 Dec 16 1 #6

Gone are the days when you could get a brand new Suzuki alto for £3995 otr.

karlie88 to POWYSWALES

10 Dec 16 20 #7

Gone are the days when you could get a Chomp for 10p, a tin of baked beans for 4p and a 3 bed semi-detached house for £29,500.

billbobargins

10 Dec 16 2 #5

https://media1.giphy.com/media/ePcd9uilHiJq0/200.gif#7

sam_of_london

10 Dec 16 3 #3

How much is the automatic version?

discozohan

10 Dec 16 1 #2

good little car cheap motoring insurance group 3 £30 tax about £30 tank of fuel. reasonable boot space if you have the option of remote locking take it

gortin89

10 Dec 16 3 #1

Not for me but seems good price. :neutral_face:

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