Used 2011 smart fortwo Consumer Reviews
Used fortwo for sale
We have a limited number of reviews for the 2011 fortwo, so we've included reviews for other years of the fortwo since its last redesign.
Meets and surpasses all expectations
Markos, 06/05/2009
2009 smart fortwo passion coupe 2dr Hatchback (1.0L 3cyl 5AM)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This is not a sports sedan. It is a small, efficient urban two passenger transport that has a small footprint but a spacious interior. Being a Daimler product it has the safety and quality expected. Having a small Mitsubishi engine, it is no surprise the performance and reliability it has. Being a European design, it has character and head turning style. Over all this little car has fulfilled and surpassed every design objective and it is fun to drive around town. It is priced well for the market.
More attention than a cute puppy
Craig, 04/06/2010
2009 smart fortwo pure 2dr Hatchback (1.0L 3cyl 5AM)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This car is great. I just bought it and the transmission must be shifted by hand. In the automatic mode feels sluggish. But I never have bought an automatic in my life. I have ridden a motorcycle my for most of my life and driven everything including tractor trailers. The entire roll cage cabin makes you feel safer than a NASCAR. When gas hits 5 bucks a gallon (and it will) the salesmen will have to hold buyers off with a whip and a chair. Forget those stupid electric cars for now. They are 10 years away. We plan a country wide, east of the Mississippi trip this summer. I will write a Smart car blog...warts and all.:>)
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- passion coupe 2dr HatchbackMSRP: $5,495584 mi away
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- passion cabriolet ConvertibleMSRP: $7,4801,078 mi away
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Fun, Fun, Fun
Murkey, 04/14/2009
2009 smart fortwo passion cabriolet 2dr Convertible (1.0L 3cyl 5AM)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This car is fun and versatile to drive. You can drive it in the automated (transmission) or the manual mode. It drives much better in the manual mode and you have more control over the acceleration level and shifting into gears. You cant compare this car to a traditional sedan, which is what many reviewers try to do. This car is in a league by itself. There is plenty of room for 2 average size people and it makes getting around and parking in an urban area much easier than any other car.
One Happy Camper
realsmart1, 08/13/2009
2009 smart fortwo passion coupe 2dr Hatchback (1.0L 3cyl 5AM)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I thoroughly researched before purchase. Agonized between the Suzuki SX4, Toyota Prius & the smart. The smart won in the end because of its uniqueness, "star power," and somewhat because it is a Mercedes. I was concerned about it's performance in the snow but felt reassured by a few other smart owners that it is effective getting around even in a blizzard with a foot of snow. I'll need to wait until winter to test its ability to climb grades in the snow. I'm sure the SX4 would have excelled in the snow but according to consumer reports only avg. satisfaction was achieved by Suzuki owners, whereas smart owners overwhelmingly loved their smart as do I. The Prius is just too expensive.
LOVE my Smart red convertible!
jtb9265, 06/27/2010
2009 smart fortwo passion cabriolet 2dr Convertible (1.0L 3cyl 5AM)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I have owned CRX's, Miatas, Mini Coopers, and other comparable cars. They've all been great, but there's just something about the Smart! Let's face it, it's not a car for everyone - but if you do most of your driving by yourself (or with one other person), it's a complete joy to own! I chuckle when people ask me, "So, can you take it on the freeway?" To set the record straight, YES you can - and not only does it drive like any other car, it's a LOT more fun!