Fiat Panda review

Up front you’ll have no issue with space and storage is okay for a city car; there’s a couple of cup holders and some (fairly shallow) door bins. The tall body means head room is good up front and both the front and rear seats, but leg room in the back is a little tight, and, while you can sit three passengers next to each other, it will be a real squeeze.

The Panda’s boot is small, but is at least a practical shape. In terms of outright capacity, it’s smaller than those of the Hyundai i10 and the Volkswagen Up. As standard, the Panda features a 60/40 split-folding rear bench, but even with the rear seats down it can’t hold as much as its rivals can when similarly configured.