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2009 Smart fortwo - Web Videos

MSRP: $11,990 - $20,990 See Local Classifieds
 
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Edmunds' Inside Line : Smart Fortwo Edition Limited Three at 2009 Geneva Auto Show

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2009 Smart ForTwo Passion Video Review

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2009 Smart Fortwo Passion Review

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IIHS Crash Test- 2009 Smart Fortwo vs. Mercedes C300

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2009 Brabus Smart ForTwo Auto Show Video - Kelley Blue Book

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2009 Smart fortwo Limited 3 and Brabus fortwo EV - Geneva Motor Show

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Hybrids like Toyota's Prius and the Honda Civic Hybrid get substantially better fuel economy than the Smart, in a much larger package, albeit at a much higher price.

The Toyota Yaris, the most fuel-efficient small hatchback, with ratings of 29 mpg city, 36 mpg highway, feels downright substantial next to the Fortwo, with a real backseat and the legs for occasional distance driving, and the sprightly MINI Cooper is just as good, at 28 mpg city, 37 mpg highway.

The Smart Fortwo is more fun to drive on tight, congested city streets at low speed than even the MINI Cooper.

But as soon as the traffic thins out and the roads open up to the beltways and interstates, the Fortwo's cons—a hard ride, a noisy interior, the lack of power, and tense roadholding—become more serious drawbacks.

Factor in the middling fuel economy of only 33 mpg city, and the "wow" factor is quickly muted.


 
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