Fiat Panda Oil Type

You can find 43 different trims for the Fiat Panda and their corresponding recommended oil type.

The years available stretch from 1995 through to 2024 and to view the oil type and capacity you just click to expand.

The Fiat Panda has had a long fruitful life since its introduction in 1980 as a replacement for the Fiat 126.

Original Panda's were extremely boxy and basic in design helping keep costs low and appeal to those wanting a small, cheap runabout.

Over the years the car was morphed into a variety of special editions including the sought-after Panda 4x4 that brought light off-road capabilities to a hatchback.

SEAT at points offered their own version of the Panda called the Marbella or Trans depending on the layout (Trans was a taller vehicle).

Production of the car stopped in 1995 and the model was put to rest.

Then after almost 10 years in hibernation the Panda re-awoke sporting a much more modern design and larger body to incorporate the necessary safety and comfort features we have come to demand.

Sales of the new version started off weak but after a few years, the trend moved towards a quart of a million units selling each year which has continued since.

The Panda serves its niche well especially as the manufacturer revived the special editions including a new 100hp trim that appeals to fans of hot hatches.

"4x4" trims of the car have been available across all 3 generations of evolution and appeal to those who want a light off-road vehicle that could be used day to day without consuming a lot of fuel.