The new Fiat Panda Cross, has scooped its first major off-roading honour – 4x4 of the Year 2009. The award comes from the specialist magazine 4x4 and MPV Driver, whose panel of expert judges put the ...

Fiat is launching a new 4x4 version of its popular Panda city car. The Panda Cross has been designed with 4x4 capabilities and new rugged looks to match. It is powered by Fiats 1.3 16v MultiJet ...

We have never gotten the Fiat Panda in North America, but the little city car has represented the entry level into the Fiat range in Europe since 1980. Unlike many of these foreign subcompacts, it was ...

Fiat already offered its compact Panda in a slightly off-road oriented 4X4 trim, but at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show it’s debuting the Panda Cross that takes the style even farther. The Panda Cross is ...

Fiat has beefed up its 4x4 Panda city car to make it more capable and comfortable away from the urban jungle. The Panda Cross gets a tougher underbody, more grunt, more ground clearance and a more ...

Just when we though we'd seen the smallest crossovers ever in the B-segment, the Italians come up with a way to make them even smaller. Fiat already had the Panda 4x4, a jacked up version of their ...

Anyone who has ever been to the Italian Alps will know that there’s a much sought-after little car that rules the icy mountain roads – Fiat’s original Panda 4x4. The city car hasn’t been sold in ...

The Fiat Panda City Cross offers 4x4 looks in a more affordable guise. Jonathan Crouch takes a look. Ten Second Review Although it could be accused of being all show and no go, the front-wheel drive ...

OVER the years, I’ve driven dozens of off-road motors but never something as small as the new Fiat Panda Cross. Could it be any good? The answer is yes. OK, so it’s not a Land Rover Discovery, ...

Last week we asked you if you'd be interested in buying a Volvo V40 Cross Country if it was available in the states. The small hatch is pretty much the only Volvo not available in the U.S. (not ...

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