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Fiat Panda gets sporty

‘100 HP’ special edition promises 115mph

Fiat will launch its most sporting Panda so far at the Paris motor show. The Panda 100 HP has a 1.4-litre 16v petrol engine with 100PS (99bhp) at 6000rpm. It also puts out a heady 97lb ft of torque at 4259rpm, helping the endangered species to romp up to 62mph in 9.5sec and eventually on to 115mph.

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Cosmetically the little car gets an extra spoiler and chromed exhaust pipes, along with special bumpers, a sporty grille and new 15in alloys. Inside there’s more chrome and a leather steering wheel.

At launch a special ‘Pandemonio’ pack will also be available which, amongst other things, will paint the door mirrors and brake callipers red. The 100 HP will come in five colours: red, black and white, and two new colours, blue and grey.

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