Hi all,
My Panda Dynamic, happy motoring!!
Thought I would share my Panda with you guys as I'm particularly proud of it today!!
First off, a bit of history:
20/02/2007 – 9800 – Bought the Panda

09/06/2007 - 17816 - Full Service/wipers
07/12/2007 – 29282 – Full Service
21/12/2007 – New Windscreen
03/06/2008 – 2 new Hubcaps/rear wiper
15/11/2008 – 41596 – Full Service
11/03/2009 – 49000 – Oil Service
25/06/2009 - Tracking checked - OK.
15/07/2009 – 57700 – Full Service
07/12/2009 – 64639 – Full Service/Coolant change/HT Leads/Wipers
08/03/2010 – 67583 – Oil Service & Air Filter
06/05/2010 – 69610 – 4 x Continentals/Tracking adjusted
09/05/2010 – 69620 – Front Discs and Pads changed
16/12/2010 – 79900 – Full Service (engine flush treatment)
30/04/2011 – 86680 – NSF Suspension leg changed (due to blown shock absorber) - Tracking adjusted.
15/08/2011 – 91500 – Full Service/Cataclean treatment
13/11/2011 - Longitudinal roof rails fitted
28/11/2011 - 96246 - First Brake Fluid check - Still good!! Battery check - 57%
Since owning my Fiat Panda, I have saved over a thousand pounds in labour costs alone. It's on 96246 miles, 7 years old and I was shocked to find that the brake fluid is still perfectly clean and came back green on the traffic light brake test thing.
It also still has the original battery, which I will change at some point next year.
It's not to say that my car has been driven carefully all it's life, its had some fun too!! I've had it racing down the M1 at ***mph (downhill with tailwind!) and I've also lifted the wheels off a gravel ramp in a car park that sadly wasn't caught on camera by Most Easterly Pandas!! It has been around the highlands, it has seen heavy snow and ice and gone many places that other cars couldn't (much helped by the ASR function). I've had the front end stuck in a beach... twice! no comments on my driving please lol
It's also the car that I've taken my son home from Hospital in, so it is very much a part of the family.
I love the Panda, even though it's small and a Fiat, it has never ever let me down given all the extremes I've put it through. Still drives like new and I hope there will be many more years of happy motoring ahead.

My Panda Dynamic, happy motoring!!
Thought I would share my Panda with you guys as I'm particularly proud of it today!!
First off, a bit of history:
20/02/2007 – 9800 – Bought the Panda
09/06/2007 - 17816 - Full Service/wipers
07/12/2007 – 29282 – Full Service
21/12/2007 – New Windscreen
03/06/2008 – 2 new Hubcaps/rear wiper
15/11/2008 – 41596 – Full Service
11/03/2009 – 49000 – Oil Service
25/06/2009 - Tracking checked - OK.
15/07/2009 – 57700 – Full Service
07/12/2009 – 64639 – Full Service/Coolant change/HT Leads/Wipers
08/03/2010 – 67583 – Oil Service & Air Filter
06/05/2010 – 69610 – 4 x Continentals/Tracking adjusted
09/05/2010 – 69620 – Front Discs and Pads changed
16/12/2010 – 79900 – Full Service (engine flush treatment)
30/04/2011 – 86680 – NSF Suspension leg changed (due to blown shock absorber) - Tracking adjusted.
15/08/2011 – 91500 – Full Service/Cataclean treatment
13/11/2011 - Longitudinal roof rails fitted
28/11/2011 - 96246 - First Brake Fluid check - Still good!! Battery check - 57%
Since owning my Fiat Panda, I have saved over a thousand pounds in labour costs alone. It's on 96246 miles, 7 years old and I was shocked to find that the brake fluid is still perfectly clean and came back green on the traffic light brake test thing.
It's not to say that my car has been driven carefully all it's life, its had some fun too!! I've had it racing down the M1 at ***mph (downhill with tailwind!) and I've also lifted the wheels off a gravel ramp in a car park that sadly wasn't caught on camera by Most Easterly Pandas!! It has been around the highlands, it has seen heavy snow and ice and gone many places that other cars couldn't (much helped by the ASR function). I've had the front end stuck in a beach... twice! no comments on my driving please lol
It's also the car that I've taken my son home from Hospital in, so it is very much a part of the family.
I love the Panda, even though it's small and a Fiat, it has never ever let me down given all the extremes I've put it through. Still drives like new and I hope there will be many more years of happy motoring ahead.
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