Graham
RMS Photographer
On the RMS Blog: When I first heard of the Fiat Panda Cross, I got kind of excited as it reminded me of a car that lived in my street as a child, an early 90âs Panda 4x4. It was one of those cars that most laughed at, but my young eclectic taste kind of fell in love with it and growing up I learnt how fun and capable they were when it came to some rough terrain.
The modern Panda has been available in various guises from a 100bhp sports type model to the tax loving city car with small engines and immensely low emissions and indeed as per its predecessor in 4x4 guise, these latest 4x4 models are just as renowned for their ability and agility off road as the model of old, however this wasnât enough to keep the taste buds of the mad Italians happy and the blue pill used for the Fiat 500X must have fallen into a Panda 4x4 on its way around the factory.
Not only did this pill as featured in a superb advertising campaign for the 500X increase all of the proportions of the 500, it had very similar effects to the Panda also by increasing ground clearance, wheel size and width as well as tyre profiles, but it increased the width with arch extensions and side mouldings which double as protection. (Read the Full Article Here)
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The modern Panda has been available in various guises from a 100bhp sports type model to the tax loving city car with small engines and immensely low emissions and indeed as per its predecessor in 4x4 guise, these latest 4x4 models are just as renowned for their ability and agility off road as the model of old, however this wasnât enough to keep the taste buds of the mad Italians happy and the blue pill used for the Fiat 500X must have fallen into a Panda 4x4 on its way around the factory.
Not only did this pill as featured in a superb advertising campaign for the 500X increase all of the proportions of the 500, it had very similar effects to the Panda also by increasing ground clearance, wheel size and width as well as tyre profiles, but it increased the width with arch extensions and side mouldings which double as protection. (Read the Full Article Here)
Read the Entire Article Here