Smart has revealed new, cheaper entry level models for its Fortwo and Forfour city cars to make them more accessible.
The new Pure trim versions of the Smart cars are priced from £9,995 for the Fortwo and £10,490 for the Forfour. These models are rivals to the Fiat 500 Pop and Vauxhall ADAM Jam, which are both more expensive than the Smart cars in the new Pure trim.
Both of the Smart Pure models use a 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol engine which produces 71bhp and is mated to a five-speed manual gearbox. Both cars officially average 67.3mpg and emit 97g/km of CO2.
Standard equipment for the Pure trim cars includes electric windows, electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors, a height-adjustable steering wheel and driver’s seat and LED daytime running lights. Automatic climate control can be added as a £575 option.
Customers can place an order for the new Smart Fortwo and Forfour Pure models now and first deliveries are expected to take place from this July.
