smart fortwo (1998-2006) for Sale near Brampton, ON

Very easy to drive and very easy to park. Personally i like both the interior and exterior design of the car. I recomend it to everyone who's looking for a cheap and easy way to move around in a big city.

Performance - Slow gear box, good brakes Build Quality - No repairs needed, cheap replacements Appearance - Custom interior, exterior is normal Passion model Cost of Ownership - about 5l per 100km but can reach 7,5l when driving more aggresive, oil needs to be added almost every 3000km Fun Factor - Not really fun since it's slow+ ESP which can't be deactivated

funny car in the city, many possibilities to park, cheap to ride. save handling, when you dont expect it to be a racecar. the interior noise is low, and coz of the 6 speed gearbox the rpm are even low at high speeds (about 3500 at topspeed of 135km/h, 84mph).thats quite good for a 50hp car. the shifting times are a bit long, but in my opinion faster then most people shift with regular manual transmission. until now, i didnt have to fix anything but lightbulbs. its still in a good vivual condition after teh nearly for years of use. the plastik interior look used after a while, but thats oke, other cars have the same problem. the interior space is very good for the small car, i was able to take a friend of 2,11m (6.8897638feet) + 2 guitars and 2 amps and we could have put in some more stuff. the trunk can take 6 beer crates, + some small things above. the handnling is easy, you got a hard understeer in fast corners, but with wider front wheels it will be much better. (the standard layout is front: 145/65 on 15" whells, rear: 175/55 on 15" wheels) and in dangerous situations the esp will help you. when you handle it smoothly it will be a bit faster in corners then with rough steering. there isnt much to say about the comfort, the seats are good, even for long trips, the seat position is high, so you have a good view on the road. the suspension could be better, but it does its job, there are many more cars riding worse then this

The perfect commuter car or first car for a teenager, this car is small, fuel economical, and easy to park. The interior's surprisingly spacious for a car only 8 feet long, with luggage space for lots of groceries-- or your golf clubs. It's loaded with safety features, rates similar to a Mercedes C-class (it's made by Mercedes), uses a different approach than most cars (ie doesn't rely on crumple zones!). It's rather fun to drive, particularly with the top down (I have a cabrio). It's engine is tiny, and horsepower is low by modern standards, but don't let the numbers fool you-- while it won't win any drag races, it's perfectly happy on urban streets or major highways. And many "smarties" get as high as 100 mpg (or as low as 3.4 L/100 km). While not for everyone, it's something more people should consider. After all, why drive more car than you need?

Performance: 0.7 Turbo not exactly fast but feels it. Brakes feel a bit wooden but work efficently, handles ok, front tires run out of grip qite quickly. Build Quality: 0.7 better than the 0.6 but engine wise not as reliable as it should be. The rest of it is all good. Appearance: Very nice, especially with the top down. Cost of Ownership: Very good on Fuel and cheap insurence. Fun Factor: Brilliant fun, one of the best cars I have owned.