You know, sometimes it takes 45 or 90 minutes to find a parking spot in my neighborhood. This guy figured out the secret:
Here’s the Smart Fortwo on Wikipedia. The Smart USA website says the car is coming to the US in 2008, and you can reserve one for $99. It promises 50 mpg (according to Wikipedia), top speed of 90 mph, and 8 to 12 cubic feet of storage space in the trunk starting at under $12,000. At 1609 lbs, it could almost be lifted by my apartment building’s elevator. How great would it be to park your ride in your living room? I am dubious of the safety claims. Something tells me I wouldn’t want to be mauled by a Lincoln Navigator in one of these things.
Always find a parking spot
Here’s the Smart Fortwo on Wikipedia. The Smart USA website says the car is coming to the US in 2008, and you can reserve one for $99. It promises 50 mpg (according to Wikipedia), top speed of 90 mph, and 8 to 12 cubic feet of storage space in the trunk starting at under $12,000. At 1609 lbs, it could almost be lifted by my apartment building’s elevator. How great would it be to park your ride in your living room? I am dubious of the safety claims. Something tells me I wouldn’t want to be mauled by a Lincoln Navigator in one of these things.