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Fiat Panda 4x4 prices

Prices for the Fiat Panda 4x4 start at £13,950, while the Trekking is available from £12,450

Prices for the Fiat Panda 4x4 and Fiat Panda Trekking have been announced. The Panda 4x4 starts from £13,950, while the two-wheel-drive Trekking costs from £12,450. Both models are available to order now.

The Fiat Panda 4x4 is available with two engine options. For your £13,950, you get a Panda 4x4 powered by Fiat’s 0.9-litre two-cylinder TwinAir turbo petrol engine that develops 84bhp. The diesel model, powered by the company's 74bhp 1.3-litre MultiJet four-cylinder unit, costs an extra £1,000, at £14,950.

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The front-wheel-drive Panda Trekking is available with the same engine line-up. The petrol model costs from £12,450, while the diesel starts from £13,450.

The petrol Panda 4x4 has a top speed of 103mph, while the Trekking can achieve 106mph. The petrol car returns a claimed average of 57.6mpg - 61.4mpg for the Trekking – and CO2 emissions of 114g/km, or 105g/km for the Trekking.

Panda 4x4s powered by the MultiJet diesel can reach 99mph - 100mph for the Trekking – and return 60.1mpg - 67.3mpg for the Trekking - and have a CO2 figure of 125g/km – or 109g/km for the Trekking.

All models include body-coloured, toughened up bumpers, roof rails, black wheel arches and side skirts, 15-inch alloy wheels and raised suspension.

On the inside, the Panda 4x4 and Trekking benefit from twin-coloured seats, coloured dashboard, door panels in coloured ‘eco-leather’, and a gloss black instrument surround.

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