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I'm looking to replace my ageing Saab with a sprightly and vaguely economical motor.
I've always thought the Panda 100hp looked cool and it gets good reviews.
It's pretty small though, can you get a bike in the boot without having to take both wheels off?
Personally for that size car I'd rather put it on the roof. You'll get it in but you'll graze and scratch it up overtime. It'll just make a nice looking motor grotty.
my mate has a punto as a runaround and we can get 2 bikes and all our kit into it with both wheels off...most likely to be the same for a panda
Depends upon the bike. With the seats down, my FS will fit diagonally across the car with the front wheel removed. my 29er requires the front passenger seat to be fully forward.
As Hora says, it's better on the roof, or better still on the boot...though it does make the car almost 2* the width.
Yeah, stick it on the roof, bikes will go in the back, both wheels off, but it's not pretty!
Any excuse to dig out the old piccies!
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Looks nice in blue. Theres a blue one with grey alloys on autotrader at the mo for 2.7k
+1 for roof carriers - used to have four blokes inside and four bikes on the roof regularly on my 1.2
never went anywhere too far (or too fast!), but the upright stance meant it was reasonably comfortable
60hp and 4blokes/4bikes? 😯
thanks - I've not had a small car since my 1st car, Nissan Micra 1.0!
I'm also thinking about a Suzuki Swift Sport. Any other warm superminis to add to the list? (needs to be < 4k)
If you can get a Swift Sport under 4k it'll be on the oldest/ragged end of the spectrum? Most of them start around 4.5k+
I've got a Toyota Aygo, MTB fits in the back with the seats down, but I use a Thule rack most of the time, perfect small car IMO
yes, they are the very cheapest of the lot.