A is for anti-roll bar -- what keen panda drivers crave, and covet from their y10-owning cousins.
A is for acceleration -- what 750 drivers experience best when driving down precipitous hills with a following
A is for alternator brushes -- the part that causes many an obscure earth problem for panda owners
A is for alteration -- what many panda owners must commit to due to the lack of parts now available
A is for attitude -- if you don't love pandas chances are you probably wouldn't put up with one (or two, or six).
B is for "b" roads -- whatever modern car you own it will either be slower or nowhere near as fun to drive on a "b" road as a panda.
C is for clutch -- not as much of an engine out job as it's cracked up to be.
C is for Corsa -- A source of amusement to Panda Owners, or should be filed under S for Sh..

D is for diaphragm -- keep a spare vacuum advance diaphragm in your tool box.
E is for ergonomic -- swiss army knife with wheels.
f.i.r.e engine -- the only combination of aluminium head on an iron block that works. Ask anyone who has ever worked on a cosworth v6. ;-)
F is for folding rear seat -- for those passionate panda moments
G is for goodyear eagle nct2's
-- arguably the best 13 inch tyre for all round use.
G is for gearbox oil -- any suggestions?
H is for hammock -- best..dashboard ..ever.
I is for incontinent -- or is that just mine
M is for mouse-- the one you forgot to feed, hence the constant squeak.
R is for rust -- a feature that comes standard with 99.9% of all pandas - even from the factory
R is for rules - Panda owners just can't follow them
W is for wallet -- the thing that gets emptied regularly when you own a panda
W is for welding -- something that all panda owners must know how to do or be willing to pay for
X being the central point of 4x4 -- the model shows up all other 4x4 vehicles[/quote]
Y is for Y10 - You know you want one!