Crossbars for the second generation Fiat Panda designated 169, produced from 2003 to 2012. Choosing the setup depends on a single detail: what mounting type you have directly on your car's roof.
For Panda 169, there are two solutions depending on the vehicle equipment. The first variant is raised roof rails. You can recognize them by the fact that they stand elevated above the roof profile and you can easily slip your fingers between them and the metal sheet along their entire length.
The second variant is fixed points directly in the roof, designed for cars that did not come with raised roof rails from the factory. Inspect your roof before ordering to choose the setup designed precisely for your version.
Generation 169 ended sales in 2012, but the newer Panda 319 was already on the market starting in 2011. If your car was registered in 2011 or 2012, check your vehicle registration certificate and body shape. The newer generation uses a different mounting system and the parts are not interchangeable.
Always check the package contents in the detail of each product, as the composition of individual sets may vary depending on the chosen manufacturer.
Panda offers a practical urban interior, but the luggage compartment has its limits. The roof rack allows you to transport bicycles for the weekend, skis to the mountains, or mount a roof box for a family holiday. When planning your load, keep in mind that the permitted roof load also includes the weight of the crossbars themselves and the carrier or box. You can find the maximum permissible load in your vehicle manual.
Choose the setup according to the mounting type on your car. You can find other models and versions in the Fiat Panda section or under the Fiat brand.
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