Smart car.

[pops]

Anyone on here had a Smart?

Looking at a Smart Four Two as a runabout. Don't need anything fancy as won't be doing long journeys in it, dirt cheap to run and easy to find a parking space.



Any experience of them?

[Steve B]

I had 1 for 6 months last year, strange to drive at 1st but great fun once you're used to it not rolling over, parking is great:smokin:

[pops]

Thanks for that.

Home on Saturday so looking at one or two Sunday.

[Yanto_csl]

What about a twizzy pops ?

[CSLManual]

Bit of a left-field choice isn't it? What makes you want one of those?

I have a little Ford Puma for shopping and generally-leave-everywhere duties, it's ace and only cost a grand. I even treated it to some Pilot Sport 3s!

[pops]

What about a twizzy pops ?

Charging would be the problem as it'll be parked on the road and, dependant on space, not necessarily close by.

[Yanto_csl]

Stay true to the brand...

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C634410#

[pops]

Bit of a left-field choice isn't it? What makes you want one of those?

I have a little Ford Puma for shopping and generally-leave-everywhere duties, it's ace and only cost a grand. I even treated it to some Pilot Sport 3s!

Just fancy one tbh.

Parking can be a nightmare at times. Live in a area with cottages built around 1840 with road widths to suit and the thing with a Smart is the flexibility with parking with it being so small.

Have a garage but Cesil lives in there and we don't have a drive.

That's why the GP had to go. It was a liability parked on a narrow road and forever trying to find a safe spot.

[pops]

Stay true to the brand...

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C634410#

Spot on :thumbs:

Too expensive though.

£4k max.