The civilian Campagnola went to ENEL, the forestry service, the Vigili del Fuoco and mountain farms alongside the Army’s, and the Nuova Campagnola to the same fleets and the Vatican, whose white 1107 became famous on 13 May 1981.
The Panda 4x4 took over the small-vehicle end: cheap, light and geared to crawl, it served the mountain communes, the Carabinieri stations of the Alps and the Corpo Forestale, and the Sisley edition made it a fashion item of the ski resorts.
Campagnola (1951–1987)
4 VEHICLES IN THIS CHAPTERUtilities, forestry and fire brigades; the 1951 Africa record; the Vatican.
Panda 4x4 (1983–2022)
7 VEHICLES IN THIS CHAPTERThe mountain communes, the Carabinieri, the Sisley and Trekking, the Cross.
Sources
- Fiat Campagnola (Italian) — Wikipedia (it)
- Fiat Panda — Wikipedia
Working vehicles in the registry
11 records, oldest first.
Campagnola 1101 (AR51, AR55, AR59; 1951–73)1951–73 · Italy
Campagnola Algiers–Cape Town (1951)1951 · Italy
Nuova Campagnola 1107 / AR76 (1974–87)1974–87 · Italy
Campagnola papale (1980–2007)1980–2007 · Italy
Panda 4x4 (1983–2003)1983–2003 · Italy
Panda 4x4 Sisley (1989–)1989–91 · Italy
Panda 4x4 Trekking (1990s–2003)1991–2003 · Italy
Panda 4x4 and Cross (2012–22)2012–22 · Italy
Panda Cross (2014–22)2014–22 · Italy


