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Panda = Old Man's Car?
- Thread starter jesus
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Rob
ClioSport Moderator
I'm coming around to the Panda thing, when you first got it, I hated it.
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
You're as bad as Lynden. Must be a Fiat thing. lol.
I like them though.
I like them though.
The colour is amazing, I've been told it's a 3 stage pearl or something (requires 3 colours to form the finished product). It's got quite a few light scratches though which I'm not too bothered about but would like them off. Was thinking about buying a machine polisher but I don't think this is the car to be practicing on tbh!
Oh, and it's always clean :rasp: I actually take care of this one!
Oh, and it's always clean :rasp: I actually take care of this one!
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
I've always liked them. We nearly bought one when you were still messing around with that slow Impreza. lol
Ended up with the 133 instead because she couldn't get past the looks of the Panda.
Where can I get some and a pad?No need for a machine with FIAT paint Jamie lad, some 203s on a light polishing hand pad will do wonders.
But I won't clog your thread with detailing shizzle
Slow, but noisy. That's all I bought it for
I do love the Twingo's but the rear is quite an odd shape... it's like a mix between flat like the Panda and a normal hatchback. The RS are in a different league to baby Panda though!
Rob
ClioSport Moderator
Sort of like the fat chick in the pub, the more you look and drink, the more you think, "yeah, go on then".
Ibiza is company owned, so untill they give me a car allowance instead am stuck with it.
Williams 3
The shittest quality ride of any car I've driven.
Was good fun though.
Slightly dissapointed that the one I had for a while had ditch finder tyres. Would have loved to have seen what it would be like on the origina Eagle F1s. The handling with the crap budget tyres was still impressive.
Annoyingly small tank aswell, but that's a minor thing really.
Was good fun though.
Slightly dissapointed that the one I had for a while had ditch finder tyres. Would have loved to have seen what it would be like on the origina Eagle F1s. The handling with the crap budget tyres was still impressive.
Annoyingly small tank aswell, but that's a minor thing really.
I have just bought 2 new Eagle F1's for the front as the others got ripped to pieces (lol) and it transformed the handling. It's the only tyre I'll let near the little thing from now on! The tank is tiny but then so is the car, I don't find it a problem though as I don't drive it that often (free public transport ftw). £20 = 3/4 full tank = looks good :rasp:
Williams 3
yeah, knowing what a difference tyres make, I kind of feel a missed on the proper experience with the car.
Used to cost me £35 to fill up, would usualy get around 300 miles to a tank, but that was driving like a proper fairy!
It's definitely the sort of car you need to drive, as I don't think people would believe just how fun they are from reading about them.
Used to cost me £35 to fill up, would usualy get around 300 miles to a tank, but that was driving like a proper fairy!
It's definitely the sort of car you need to drive, as I don't think people would believe just how fun they are from reading about them.
I agree with this.
I would never own one though and it definitely looks sportier than the normal one.
Fiesta ST-2
Panda cruise
These are growing on me though
These are growing on me though
