Fiat Panda 4×4 40 years young celebrations! 4 x 40

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The Fiat Panda 4×4 proves to be an exceptional companion for any occasion, especially when it comes to off-road adventures. Just take a look at those remarkable wheels!



Let's raise a cheer, as the Fiat Panda 4×4 reaches a remarkable milestone of forty years. For four decades, this vehicle has outshined every other off-road, 4×4, crossover, and SUV. If there's a challenging terrain that a 4×4 cannot conquer, chances are slim that any other car could succeed.


In alpine regions, you'll frequently come across these affordable and versatile all-rounders. It's no surprise, considering the unbeatable off-road capabilities of the Panda 4×4. Furthermore, these compact cars offer practicality, making parking effortless with their compact dimensions and boasting a small turning circle, ideal for navigating tight spaces. Imagine going shopping in Gstaad and effortlessly turning around to head back to Brixen.


To commemorate forty years of producing the four-wheel drive Panda, Fiat introduces a special edition: the Fiat Panda 4×40. This celebratory model is based on the Panda Cross, and Fiat has once again hit the mark, just as they did with the special editions of the 124 Spider and 500. The stunning ivory colour, reminiscent of the original Panda 4×4, is a striking choice. The 15" 'Style' rims exude a nostalgic charm, resembling classic steel wheels, although we cannot confirm if they are indeed steelies. Nevertheless, they are undeniably captivating.


The high-gloss black side frames and mirror caps add a touch of elegance to the exterior. Fiat describes the car's stickers as 'festive,' which is pretty cool! The combination of red accents on the ivory bodywork has always been a winning formula, reminiscent of the iconic Singer 911's Elfenbeinweiss colour scheme.



Inside, the Fiat Panda 4×40 boasts unique modifications. A special placard serves as a constant reminder of owning something truly exceptional. Additionally, the seats feature exclusive upholstery created solely for the Fiat Panda 4×40. While the specific engine details are not mentioned, it is likely to be equipped with the Twin Air engine producing 85 horsepower, rather than a powerful V8.


Are you interested? We certainly are! Unfortunately, this gem will pass us by as it is available primarily in its home country, Italy (no surprises there). Following that, Fiat plans to offer the Panda 4×40 in Germany, France, and Switzerland. 

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