2008 smart fortwo Consumer Discussions Page 3

Article Comments: 2008 Smart Fortwo First Look and Drive

Re: Article Comments: 2008 Smart Fortwo First Look [KarenS]

Written by: zeniff on Jan 11, 2007 10:42 AM

No, I can't see myself driving one of these. The fact that they are being sold thru Daimler Chrysler just means that it's a false front towards environmental protection. You want to save the earth with your car? Buy one from a company that gives a rip about the earth. Check out the following sites that give Daimler/Chrysler's own words about their thoughts along ... Read More...

Re: Article Comments: 2008 Smart Fortwo First Look [KarenS]

Written by: scoville on Dec 27, 2006 11:47 AM

does anyone have info on the tridion frames? it looks like its made of steel. any talk of an aluminum chassis? the one thing we see more of than snow in the north east is road salt. its got to be a diesel for me or not at all. Read More...

Article Comments: 2008 Smart Fortwo First Look

Written by: KarenS on Nov 21, 2006 07:08 AM

Can you see yourself tooling around town in one of these? Check out our first look and post your comments here. First Look: 2008 Smart Fortwo Read More...

What is "wrong" with these new subcompacts?

Re: I've never sat in a Smart... [snakeweasel]

Written by: Mr_Shiftright on Sep 07, 2006 07:02 AM

oh, c'mon...the Yaris and Scion xA are to a Smart as a house is to a bird feeder...it's WAY bigger, visually and voume-wise. Check out my carspace page and see pix of what I stuffed into an xA. You aren't getting too much more than a cat and a cantaloupe into a Smart. And yes, the xA comes standard with AC, CD, airbags and ABS...no extra cost. SOME STATS on new diesel hybrids: ... Read More...

Article Comments: 2003 Smart Fortwo Full Test

Remember: This is the Americanized 2003 smart fortwo

Written by: august8pm on Aug 28, 2006 05:50 PM

While the Zap/smart fortwo will be the only version available until 2008, a redesign debuts in Europe next year - and it isn't limited to the exterior. As mentioned previously, other, more fuel-efficient engine types already exist - it just wasn't selected for, (or more likely, capable of) being Americanized. A recent announcement by DaimlerChrysler stated ... Read More...