Americans and Canadians had to pour one out for microcar brand Smart earlier this year. Daimler officially announced after a decade that the pint-size cars would leave the market. But, at home in ...

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Brabus usually makes bonkers fast big Mercs, right? Right again, though Smart has had a relationship with the brand since 2002, favouring it over AMG as a 'better fit' according to officials, who ...

British motoring publication Autocar originally reported that smart is bringing the forfour back from the dead as the #4. Speaking to Carscoops, global PR director Jack Bailey made it clear that the ...

Update: Smart reached out to us and clarified that it has no plans for a direct successor to the original ForFour, and we’ve revised this story to reflect that. Smart recently confirmed that a ...

Fortwo variations, including ones powered by diesel and electric motors. Out of all of them, the Forfour was the only one that had any serious relevance for average family car buyers. The first ...

The Fortwo always has been – and always will be – the prototypical Smart car. While it has been far and away the brand’s best seller, it’s not the only model to to wear the moniker. A decade ago, ...

Chinese automakers used to be famous for blatantly copying established automakers’ designs and then taking advantage of the country’s strange legal system to keep selling these cars locally with no ...

Since being introduced in 1998, over 1.5 million of the smart fortwo city cars have been produced. The company has now revealed the third-generation, with the new fortwo and forfour models boasting a ...

We asked Smart about the report and they confirmed that production of the forfour has officially ended, though there is still stock available in their online showroom. In their email they didn’t ...

The Smart Fortwo is a known quantity. It’s the expensive novelty you often see strewn haphazardly on snippets of unclaimed urban streetscape, especially in Europe. It survives because of Daimler ...