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Automobile 2008 smart fortwo Road Test

I once had a girlfriend that owned a massive, black Newfoundland, the biggest, cuddliest, friendliest freight train of an animal you've ever seen. It'd shake its head back and forth and you'd think you were amid a Hawaiian rainstorm, but despite drooling all over itself 24/7 it was a true “babe-magnet”, to use a dated and somewhat crass term. I'd walk it down the beach and girls would...

Edmunds 2008 smart fortwo Professional Edmunds Review

What Edmunds.com says The 2008 Smart Fortwo is a tiny, fuel-sipping city car for those whose daily driving limits them to congested downtown streets. As a second, commuting-only car, it's wonderful, but those with room for only one vehicle in the garage may want to consider a larger subcompact or compact car. Pros Sips fuel, can be parked almost anywhere, zippy around-town handling, surprisingly...

Myride 2008 Smart fortwo, Myride Professional Review

Overview The Smart Fortwo is an all-new entry in the U.S. car market. At less than nine feet long, it is the smallest car sold in the United States. As its name suggests, it is a two-seater. It comes in coupe and convertible versions, both two-door models. It's powered by a tiny 1.0-liter three-cylinder engine, and the transmission is a five-speed automated manual. The Smart Fortwo is rear-wheel...

Car and Driver 2008 Smart Fortwo Passion Coupe - Road Test

Highs: Seats two quite comfortably, cheerful interior, adequate power, no room for the mother-in-law, 32 mpg. Lows: Requires effort to drive properly, clunky tip-in, bummer of a transmission, 32 mpg. The Verdict: The car as errand boy. You’ll recall Monet telling Manet that for a painting to be successful it must have a “long life.” That means owners must be able to stomach looking at the...

Kelley Blue Book 2008 Smart fortwo, KBB Professional Review

KBB Editors' Overview Americans don't like small cars. That's an over-generalization, of course, but there's little doubt our country's is the biggest, heaviest vehicle fleet in the world. Record gas prices and increasing environmental awareness, though, have combined to create a bona fide boom in sales of compact cars. In some respects, Mercedes-Benz couldn't have chosen a better time to...

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