Crossbars for the third-generation Fiat Panda designated as 319, production of which started in 2011. Before purchasing, you need to determine one thing directly on the car: what roof attachment type is present on your roof.
The Fiat Panda 319 uses three different roof solutions. Raised rails can be recognized by the fact that they stand elevated above the roof and you can slide your hand underneath them along their entire length. Flush rails, on the other hand, sit directly on the sheet metal with no gap underneath them. If your car has neither type of rails, it features fixed mounting points on the roof.
Each of these solutions requires a different type of attachment. If you are unsure, take a side photo of the roof and send it to us; we will easily determine the correct type from it.
When choosing, be careful not to confuse it with the second-generation Panda, which was produced from 2003 to 2012. Generation 319 has a different body structure and different anchor points, so the roof racks are not interchangeable between them. If you have the older model, please go to the Fiat Panda 169 category.
The Panda has a shorter roof, so when choosing a roof box, pay attention to its overall length. A box that is too long may restrict the full opening of the tailgate or overhang the windshield. Before traveling, keep in mind that the total roof load limit includes the cargo itself, the roof box, and the crossbars themselves. The maximum allowed limit can be found in the car's manual.
Check the assembly details in the selected product's detail page and choose the roof rack according to the attachment on your car. Other versions can be found in the Fiat Panda category and the manufacturer's complete offer under Fiat.
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