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SG Petch Home Fiat Panda Home Accessories Bodyshop Merchandise Motability Parts Service Used Cars Get into something good You are here: SG Petch Home > Fiat > Fiat Panda > 1.1 Active ECO 5dr Manual 1.1 Active ECO 5dr Manual - New Fiat Panda 2011 model year PETROL 5 Speed Manual 5 Door 4 Seats RRP: £7,795 Prices From: £6,395 Save: £1,400 Features - Specification - Options More Fiat Panda Photos New Fiat Panda Reviews Similar Models Need Finance? Get A Quote Fiat Panda Colours/Vehicle Images are shown for illustration purposes only Bossa Nova White Carbonio Black Cumbia Biege Minimal Grey Pasodoble Red Rock 'n' Roll Blue Surf Azure This model is a money-saving, planet-friendly version of Fiat’s top-selling Panda. The Panda Active ECO is powered by a 1.1 litre petrol engine which develops 54 bhp at 5000 rpm. As with any Panda, fuel consumption is exceptionally low, but the ECO cars take these benefits even further. Both Active ECO and Dynamic ECO models return 42.8 mpg in the urban cycle; 68.3 mpg extra urban; and 56.5 mpg combined. Top speed for the Active ECO is 93 mph, with a 0-62 mph acceleration time of 15 seconds, while the Dynamic ECO reaches a maximum 96 mph and has a 0-62 mph acceleration time of 14 seconds. These newcomers are fitted with special, low rolling resistance tyres, and use a low viscosity engine oil which helps the Panda ECO to reach an impressively low CO2 emissions level of 119 g/km. The Active ECO’s standard equipment list includes: ImmobiliserDriver & passenger airbagABS anti-lock braking with EBDElectric power steering'Follow Me Home' headlights Electric front windowsThe Panda Active ECO costs £6,395 on the road. Thanks to a reduction in the VED tax band there is an immediate saving to owners. 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Warranty Free car buyer service Car depreciation insurance For Even though it's the smallest engine in the range, the 1.1 won't leave you short-changed. Besides, this is an awful lot of car for the money. Against The 1.1 engine comes only with the most basic equipment level, so you miss out on some luxuries, such as remote central locking and split-fold rear seats. What Car? says 3 out of 5 stars There's a lot to attract you to the most basic Panda, and you won't be left wanting if you buy it. For not much more money, you can get a better package, though. Reader review rating 4.357143 advertisement Full review Compare Female verdict Equipment Running costs Performance and measurements Calculate equipment options Comfort Electric steering adjust Not Available Electric Sunroof Not Available Manual sunroof Not Available Air conditioning Not Available Cruise control Not Available Electric mirrors Not Available Heated mirrors Not Available Electric windows front Standard Electric windows rear Not Available Seat height adjustment Not Available Climate Control Not Available Power Steering Standard Steering adjustment reach Not Available Steering adjustment rake Standard Power Seats Not Available Heated Seats Not Available Panoramic sunroof Not Available Electric Panoramic Sunroof Not Available Power Folding Mirror Not Available Engine & Transmission Auto Not Available CVT Not Available Tiptronic Not Available Particulate filter Not Available Entertainment Radio/Cassette Not Available RDS Radio/Cassette Not Available CD Standard Multi CD Not Available MP3/iPod Connection Not Available DVD Player Not Available MP3 CD Player Not Available RDS CD Standard Hard Drive Not Available Exterior Metallic paint £400 Alloy wheels Not Available Front Foglights Not Available Interior Hands Free Phone Kit Not Available Satellite navigation Not Available Leather Seats Not Available Split/fold seats Not Available Bluetooth Not Available 7 seat pack Not Available Safety Passenger airbag Standard Side airbags Not Available ABS Standard 3 Point centre belt £150 Driver's airbag Standard Belt pretensioners Standard Isofix Not Available Side Impact Bars Standard Traction control Not Available Curtain Airbag Not Available Rear Parking Sensor Not Available Electronic stability programme Not Available On/Off Passenger Airbag Standard Driver's knee airbag Not Available Reversing Camera Not Available Rain Sensing Wipers Standard Adaptive Cruise Control Not Available Lane Departure Warning Not Available Front Parking Sensor Not Available Passenger Knee Airbag Not Available Security Alarm Not Available Immobiliser Standard Deadlocks Not Available Central locking Standard Remote locking Not Available Unique fit stereo Standard Marked Parts Standard Etched Windows Standard Locking Wheel nuts Not Available Visible VIN Standard Secure spare wheel Standard Satellite tracking Not Available Laminated Glass Not Available Options calculator Price Metallic paint £400 3 Point centre belt £150 Total Price: £7,665 Running costs Running costs Town mpg 42.8 Out of town mpg 68.9 Average mpg 56.5 Tank capacity (litres) 35 CO2 Rating (g/km) 119 Carbon offset cost £17 Green rating C Insurance group 1 Typical insurance £273.00 % Value retained (3yrs/36000 miles) 39% Typical contract hire £0.00 Pence per mile 26 Servicing costs - 3 years £699.00 Service intervals 12,000 Warranty period 3yr/60k + 3yr Paint + 8yr Perforation + 1yr AA Breakdown Company car tax Percentage charge 10% Benefit in kind £761.00 Tax payable 20% £152.00 Tax payable 40% £304.00 Equipment Performance and measurements Performance and measurements Enlarge Body type Hatchback Number of doors 5 Number of seats 5 Engine (cc/type) 1108/4 Number of Valves 8 Fuel type Unleaded Max power (bhp/rpm) 53/5000 Pulling power (lb/ft) 65 Engine position F Driven wheels Front Length (mm) 3538 Width (mm) 1578 Height (mm) 1540 Front headroom (mm) 940 Front legroom (mm) 1010 Rear headroom (mm) 935 Rear kneeroom (mm) 585 Boot space (min ltr) 206 Boot space (max ltr) 860 Turning circle (m) 9.1 Towing weight (kg) 800 Kerb weight (kg) 840 Manufacturers figures 0-60 mph (secs) 15 Max speed (mph) 93 Euro NCAP Test Scores Adult protection 3 stars Child protection 2 stars Pedestrian protection 1 stars Running costs View the whole Fiat Panda Hatchback range Cheaper Hatchback 1.1 Active ECO 5dr £7,665 Hatchback 1.2 Dynamic ECO 5dr £8,565 Hatchback 1.2 Eleganza 5dr £9,590 Hatchback 1.3 MultiJet Dynamic 5dr £9,965 Hatchback 1.2 4x4 5dr £11,005 Hatchback 1.4 100HP 5dr £11,005 Hatchback 1.3 MultiJet Cross 4x4 5dr £13,190 More expensive Hatchback 1.1 Active ECO 5dr £7,665 Hatchback 1.2 Dynamic ECO 5dr £8,565 Hatchback 1.2 Eleganza 5dr £9,590 Hatchback 1.3 MultiJet Dynamic 5dr £9,965 Hatchback 1.2 4x4 5dr £11,005 Hatchback 1.4 100HP 5dr £11,005 Hatchback 1.3 MultiJet Cross 4x4 5dr £13,190 Full review Compare Female verdict Ads by Google My What Car? My Profile Site Map Privacy Contact What Car? Terms & Conditions Send to a friend RSS What Car? is brought to you by Haymarket Consumer Media What Car? is part of Haymarket Motoring About Haymarket Advertising Syndication International licensing Autocar evecars.com Practical Caravan Stuff What Hi-Fi MotoringJobs.com © Haymarket Media Group 2010 || community HQ blog Forums Search Help Rules Fiat Panda Active Eco. Please login or register to post a message. General » New Members » Fiat Panda Active Eco. Author Message Alan Joined: 24-08-2009 Posts: 36 Location: Holyhead Posted: 15-10-2009, 6:46 PM Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi to all owners of Fiat cars, I got my new Fiat Panda Active Eco on the 22/8/09, and i can't believe it by tomorrow i will have done my first 1,000 miles, and since i am now useing it more i am getting to love my new car, but all you owners of the Fiat Panda already knew what a great car it is. I would like to thank all the Fiat Panda owners and Fiat UK for your great encourement since me getting my new car because it is a wonderfull car and has i have already said the more i drive it the more i am getting to love it. I travel around 30 miles aday to work and a friend of mine has worked out i'm getting around just over 56 miles per gallon, which i think is great. I never thought i would own a new car, so thank you to you at Fiat UK, and if anyone who own's the Fiat Panda can give me any advise how i can get the best out of my Fiat Panda i would be so greatfull to you all, thank you, Alan owner of Fiat Panda Active Ecosince 22-8-09. Cadbury Joined: 23-09-2008 Posts: 1,562 Location: Luton Posted: 15-10-2009, 8:15 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. It is a good car Alan... enjoy it ! dazzadub Joined: 28-09-2009 Posts: 120 Location: northampton Posted: 15-10-2009, 8:17 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. always nice to see a happy customer and someone enjoying driving, glad you are happy and yeah it soons come by the miles, next u no 2000 then 3000 and then youll be like how have i done all that milegae, i know when i got my new car i did like 400 miles going no where just driving for the fun of it, any advice to help others is always great thats why we are the fiat family lol David Joined: 21-08-2009 Posts: 10 Location: Brighton Posted: 16-10-2009, 12:36 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi AlanPleased to hear that the Panda has grown on you and that your earlier missgivings have gone. Its a great little car and glad that the Forum has been helpful to you. David Cadbury Joined: 23-09-2008 Posts: 1,562 Location: Luton Posted: 16-10-2009, 8:20 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. dazzadub:any advice to help others is always great thats why we are the fiat family lol 'Advice'... yes - 'Friends'...yes - 'fiat family' I don't think so ! Fiat Marketing Joined: 16-07-2007 Posts: 593 Posted: 19-10-2009, 1:12 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi Alan,It's great to hear you are happy with your new car. Please keep visiting the forum and let us know how you are getting on with it.Kind regardsFiat Marketing - Fiat Family Search "Fiat UK" on Facebook. Follow Fiat_UK on Twitter. Need some help? Call Ciao Fiat on freephone 00800 3428 0000. Alan Joined: 24-08-2009 Posts: 36 Location: Holyhead Posted: 20-10-2009, 12:14 AM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi at Fiat Marketing, thank you so much for your message, and i am pleased to say i am enjoying my new Fiat Panda i have just done my first 1,000 miles in it, the more i use the car the more i am enjoying it, i am so sorry what i said when i first got the car i did not give the car a chance, i guess it was the dealership i was not happy with at the time because they did not do some of the things that they should have done, so i would like to say sorry to you at Fiat, because you know how good the car is and i am so glad that i now know what a great car it is, so please keep in touch with me when you can. I did ask for monthly booklet from Fiat but i have not had a copy yet. Thank you so much Fiat Marking, Best regards, Alan Warren-Bulkeley. owner of Fiat Panda Active Ecosince 22-8-09. Fiat Marketing Joined: 16-07-2007 Posts: 593 Posted: 20-10-2009, 12:09 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi Alan,Thanks for your kind words. Please can you email me at forum@fiat.com with which booklet you require and I will see if I can source it for you.Kind regardsFiat Marketing Search "Fiat UK" on Facebook. Follow Fiat_UK on Twitter. Need some help? Call Ciao Fiat on freephone 00800 3428 0000. Alan Joined: 24-08-2009 Posts: 36 Location: Holyhead Posted: 20-10-2009, 11:53 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. I spoke to someone at Fiat UK and they said there is a monthly magazine that they can send to Fiat owners, so i said i would like a copy every month. Alan owner of Fiat Panda Active Ecosince 22-8-09. Cadbury Joined: 23-09-2008 Posts: 1,562 Location: Luton Posted: 21-10-2009, 12:10 AM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi Alan, I have never heard of a monthy magazine but this link will direct you to Issue 2 of US. http://www.fiat.co.uk/uploadedFiles/Fiatcouk/My_Fiat/Us_Issue_2.pdf Fiat Marketing Joined: 16-07-2007 Posts: 593 Posted: 21-10-2009, 6:00 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi Alan,The magazine doesn't come out every month, it's issued every quarter. The next edition is due out soon so you should recieve that in the next week or so.Cadbury has provided a link to the previous issue.Kind regardsFiat Marketing Search "Fiat UK" on Facebook. Follow Fiat_UK on Twitter. Need some help? Call Ciao Fiat on freephone 00800 3428 0000. Alan Joined: 24-08-2009 Posts: 36 Location: Holyhead Posted: 21-10-2009, 11:44 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi at Fiat Marketing, thank you for your message about the magazine, I'm sorry i got it wrong, but thank you for telling me that it comes out every quarter i will look forward to reading it when i get it. And i will look at the link that Cadbury told me about, thank you once again for getting in touch with me again. Best regards to all at Fiat UK, Alan owner of Fiat Panda Active Ecosince 22-8-09. David Joined: 21-08-2009 Posts: 10 Location: Brighton Posted: 22-10-2009, 2:09 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Probably a silly question, but is the mag sent out to all Fiat owners automatically, or do we have to register somewhere to receive it? Fiat Marketing Joined: 16-07-2007 Posts: 593 Posted: 22-10-2009, 3:07 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi David,If you have purchased a new Fiat in the past 3 years, you will be sent the magazine automatically. It's due for distribution next week but due to the postal strike there may be some delays.Kind regardsFiat Marketing Search "Fiat UK" on Facebook. Follow Fiat_UK on Twitter. Need some help? Call Ciao Fiat on freephone 00800 3428 0000. Alan Joined: 24-08-2009 Posts: 36 Location: Holyhead Posted: 22-10-2009, 10:09 PM Re: Fiat Panda Active Eco. Hi David, it looks like we will get the mag soon, i can't wait to read it. Thank you so much for your messages over the last few weeks, its great to hear from you because you have a Panda like me. The picture on your post is of a blue Panda, is your Panda blue and how long have you had yours? How did you get the picture on your post? I hope you will keep in touch please! Best regards, Alan owner of Fiat Panda Active Ecosince 22-8-09. 1 2 Next > Search Sitemap Help Glossary Ts&Cs Privacy Fiat Vans Mobility Motor Industry Codes of Practice Log in || || Forum Guides FAQs Garage ePER Events Gallery Classifieds Blogs Shop Arcade Links Register Community New Posts Search Community Links Social Groups Members Map Members Chat Trader Ratings Search Forums Show Threads Show Posts Tag Search Advanced Search Find All Thanked Posts Search Blogs Tag Search Advanced Search New Posts New Posts 1 Day Ago 2 Days Ago 3 Days Ago 4 Days Ago 5 Days Ago 6 Days Ago 1 Week Ago Go to Page... The FIAT Forum > FIAT Cars > Panda (G) Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 User Name Remember Me? Password Thread Tools Search this Thread 28-02-2010 #1 Pandagyp Get Your Own Title Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0 Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 does anyone else in this forum drive the panda Eco active? If so can you get in touch as I am having issues with the fuel consumption of this car. __________________ FIAT Forum Useful Links: Donate to FF | Buy FF Merchandise | Classifieds | FF Insurance | How-to Guides | FAQs 28-02-2010 #2 udtrev Turbo powered squirrel! Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Sleepy Sussex Posts: 3,498 Thanks: 103 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 Originally Posted by Pandagyp does anyone else in this forum drive the panda Eco active? If so can you get in touch as I am having issues with the fuel consumption of this car. Hi, I've got the bog standard 1.2 (too old for Eco) What's your issues ? Here are the Pandas on Fuelly (click on UK in the top left to get UK MPG) to give you an idea of Panda MPG. Trev __________________ The spaceship Bella has arrived 06-03-2010 #3 ginoespo Get Your Own Title Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: south wales Posts: 18 Thanks: 1 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 Hi, I've had my 1.1 active eco for 3 months now and so far my mpg is pretty poor. I've covered just 1100 miles so far. It started averaging 37mpg and lately its up to 39 mpg. I have to admit that most of my driving are short, town driving runs but my driving style is very much based on economy and not speed. I used to own a daewoo matiz which was a 0.8L engine so I know how to get the most out of the gears and small engine. I would have expected at least 45mpg to be fair. I'm a bit dissapointed with the economy but I do really enjoy driving it. __________________ FIAT Forum Useful Links: Donate to FF | Buy FF Merchandise | Classifieds | FF Insurance | How-to Guides | FAQs 06-03-2010 #4 udtrev Turbo powered squirrel! Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Sleepy Sussex Posts: 3,498 Thanks: 103 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 Originally Posted by ginoespo Hi, I've had my 1.1 active eco for 3 months now and so far my mpg is pretty poor. I've covered just 1100 miles so far. It started averaging 37mpg and lately its up to 39 mpg. I have to admit that most of my driving are short, town driving runs but my driving style is very much based on economy and not speed. I used to own a daewoo matiz which was a 0.8L engine so I know how to get the most out of the gears and small engine. I would have expected at least 45mpg to be fair. I'm a bit dissapointed with the economy but I do really enjoy driving it. You are on a hiding to nothing at present 1) it's still cold in the mornings, so it takes longer for the car to warm up (extra fuel is used when cold just like your old choke from days back) 2) you are doing short runs round town which are not exactly condusive to fuel sipping cruises. 3) you need to get a few 1000 miles on the clock for it to loosen and be more economic. Enjoiy your wee beastie, they are good reliable cars - this is what they are capable of - http://www.fiatforum.com/leisure-lou...ikes-back.html Trev __________________ The spaceship Bella has arrived 10-03-2010 #5 Pandemonium FU.CK YOU Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 273 Thanks: 7 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 At how many miles roughly would the 1.1 engine considered to be run in? I do such a low mileage that some would consider its not worth having the car. However I like the freedom and enjoy going for the odd run out. I have had the car since the 1st of October and I have still only done 1300 miles. I think the MPG has been remarkable since day one but then again my previous car was a gas guzzler. __________________ FIAT Forum Useful Links: Donate to FF | Buy FF Merchandise | Classifieds | FF Insurance | How-to Guides | FAQs 10-03-2010 #6 Geddes Get Your Own Title Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 415 Thanks: 11 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 I did a round trip of 260 miles at the weekend in my 1.1 eco. All A-roads & dual carriageways apart from a very short hop up the M40. Taking it steady doing 60-70 mph but not trying any hyper-miling nonsense returned 56.5 mpg. A little less than I was hoping for. Mine's got 14000 miles on it now, and I don't think economy has significantly improved since it was new. __________________ 10-03-2010 #7 gareth111278 Dazzed & Confused ! Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Near Barmouth N. Wales Posts: 199 Thanks: 5 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 http://www.fuelly.com/driver/gareth111278/panda Take a look at my fuelly page here. This shows its MPG from new as you can see its got better by about 5mpg over abiut 1500 Miles but it doesn't really do 'round town' as our 'town' is only small! We don't thrash it but we don't drive like nuns either! __________________ 10-03-2010 #8 59 Panda Get Your Own Title Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Upminster Posts: 41 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 Ive had my Panda Active Eco since September. I noticed for the first few thousand miles it did drink the fuel a bit,the first £15 of fuel the dealer put in went down very fast. The engine was so tight, doing 30 miles an hour was a struggle, in 4th gear, the car used to judder,but was much happier in 3rd. Now with 3300 miles I get between 45-50 to the gallon the engine has loosened up alot now. Most of my driving is in stop start traffic in town. __________________ FIAT Forum Useful Links: Donate to FF | Buy FF Merchandise | Classifieds | FF Insurance | How-to Guides | FAQs 10-03-2010 #9 AskCy Get Your Own Title Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 192 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 I drive a 1.1 active eco with around 1100 miles on the clock... I was hoping to see a massive increase in distance to refueling over the old 2litre diesel rover..... hasn't happened.... But I do have to take into account that the cost of fuel has gone up a little, and a little more... so I'm not getting as much fuel for the same amount... and the engine is probably not fully run in (as the old car I got rid of had something like 150,000 miles on the clock and the engine was still purring like a new un.. if the body work hadn't been like swiss cheese I'd still be driving it ! so I can't begin to think 1000 miles is run in yet..)... some might say we are mainly doing short journeys but that really shouldn't come into play as I'm comparing cost of the old car to cost of the new car and we are nearly putting £20 a week in the car just as we did with the old car... and it was doing the same journeys.. ! (I'm still not convinced that its not being slightly over fuelled...) Steve __________________ FIAT Forum Useful Links: Donate to FF | Buy FF Merchandise | Classifieds | FF Insurance | How-to Guides | FAQs 11-03-2010 #10 gareth111278 Dazzed & Confused ! Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Near Barmouth N. Wales Posts: 199 Thanks: 5 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 Those 2Ltr Rovers were good on fuel, I had a 420TDi , As I recall it was doing about 45MPG [Comuting on A roads.] If your Panda is like mine you've still got a few miles to go before its at its best. Fuel prices are silly now so that will have an effect. The best way to know is to join Fuelly.com, its free & easy to use. You get accurate MPG & cost per mile data. __________________ 11-03-2010 #11 bedbug Get Your Own Title Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lancs Posts: 180 Thanks: 6 Trader Rating: 0 Re: Fiat Panda Eco active 1.1 Your figures sound about right for short journeys in the current climate...make sure you aren't driving around in 'city' steering mode, the additional load will use more fuel and switch the aircon off if you have it __________________ « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests) Thread Tools Show Printable Version Email this Page Search this Thread Advanced Search Posting Rules You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts BB code is On Smilies are On [IMG] code is On HTML code is Off Forum Rules Forum Jump Similar Threads Thread Thread Starter Forum Replies Last Post (G) fiat panda active eco 12v power point /aux socket MICK-B Panda 12 23-05-2010 07:20 Waiting for Nu Panda Active Eco freehighlander Newbie Central 4 22-08-2009 13:03 (G) Panda Active 1.1 Eco Interior lboulton Panda 8 14-06-2009 12:53 (G) New Panda Active Eco lotty Panda 26 02-06-2009 17:54 (T) Panda Active Eco? 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