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Efficient, Green and Easy to Park
The Smart car brand was founded in 1994 in Switzerland by Nicolas Hayek, the same man who invented Swatch watches. He aimed to produce a vehicle that would be fuel efficient, environmentally friendly, and easy to park – achieved in 1997 when the car was first unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Since then, Mercedes-Benz has taken ownership of smart and has remained popular ever since it was established in the UK in 2008.
Why choose a used Smart
View our wide range of used Smart available at Big Motoring World. Find models such as the smart ForFour and ForTwo cabrio for sale at below-market prices. All come complete with our 200 multi-point, quality check. There are many benefits of buying a used Smart, which include environmentally friendly, compact size and fuel efficient.
Where can I buy Smart
View our wide range of used Smart cars over several areas of the UK, with dealerships in Kent, London and Cambridgeshire. Most of our used Smart cars are located at our dealerships in West Malling.
Why Smart?
One of Smart’s key selling points is the fantastic fuel efficiency and low emissions available across the range. On average, smart cars can achieve around 40 mpg, due mainly to their lightweight design. Weighing over 300kg less than a typical American-made vehicle, they really are at the forefront of technology built with cutting edge parts. Due to how lightweight they are, their engines can be small and consume considerably less fuel than many other car models. smart cars produce low emissions, generating CO2 of around 95g/km, making the vehicle tax exempt or very low.
Best Small City Car
Smart have been called one of the best small city cars to drive, whilst providing stress-free parking anywhere. Their small designs are perfect for navigating down narrow roads and fitting into parking spaces that may not be feasible in other vehicles. The smart has both a two and four-seater option available, offering a choice to those who may or may not require back seats.Smart cars are fitted with all of the latest driver entertainment systems which include things such as Bluetooth, radio tuner, aux connection, audio streaming, and much more – the convenient essentials needed to make the driving experience that bit more enjoyable.We would recommend Smart cars to those who live in busy cities, looking to keep car expenses to the bare minimum. Their convenience and affordability make them highly desirable to a wide range of drivers.
The Smart Models Line-Up
• Smart ForTwo: the rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive 3-door hatchback that can board 1 driver and a single passenger• Smart ForTwo Cabrio: the rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive 2-door convertible that can board 1 driver and a single passenger• Smart ForFour: the front-engine, front-wheel-drive 5-door hatchback with 4 seats on offer• Smart EQ: the smart fortwo, fortwo cabrio and forfour are all also available as an all-electric version with smart EQIf you want to find out more about our pre-owned smart cars, please speak to our friendly team here.
FAQ
Are Smart cars safe?
Smart cars are safe even with their small size thanks to the Tridon safety cell which is a structure that surrounds the vehicles’ occupants, acting as a cage to prevent any distortions in a potential accident. The cars are all fitted with standard safety features, as well as their unique line-up which includes four sets of airbags, anti-locking brakes, active brake assist, and automatic door lock.
How much does a Smart weigh?
Smart cars on average weigh around 1,550 pounds, with the latest generations weighing on average around 1,850 pounds.
Are Smart cars exempt from congestion charges?
With London congestion charges, only the Smart electric cars will be exempt from this.
Can a Smart go on the motorway?
Smart cars can drive on the motorway, easily achieving the 70mph national speed limit.
Is Smart electric?
All Smart cars since the end of 2019 have only produced fully electric vehicles.
Should I buy a Smart car?
Smart cars are fantastic for many people as their fuel economy and convenient driving are some of the best you’ll find out of any other car manufacturer.
Where is the Smart engine?
In Smart cars, the engine is found within the boot, rather than the front of the vehicle
Who makes Smart?
Smart cars are owned and produced by Mercedes’ parent, Daimler AG.
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What does Lower price mean?
A 'lower price' label means this car is priced much lower than most other cars of a similar type in the UK right now. This could be due to a number of factors, and you can always ask the seller for more information about pricing if you're not sure.
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Yes! You might see any of these labels on our car adverts:
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