Used Smart Transmission

Smart Automobile is a joint venture of Mercedes Benz and Zhejiangy Geely Holding Group. They produced smart-badges Chinese manufactured cars which were marketed globally. Headquartered in Ningbo, they brought together a marque of microcars and subcompacts. The ForTwo and ForFour served long as its flagship models. The name Smart is a combination of Swatch, the Swiss Company, and the Mercedes ART. In their logo, they incorporated the c', which stands for cute, compact, and progressiveness. Recently, they have into Smart #1 and Smart #3 series, which they have been running since 2022 and 2023. They plan to delve further with their concept vehicles. Viewing in a matter-of-factly manner, even their Formore and Forspeed were once introduced as concept vehicles. Though Smart may not be the largest brand in the U.S., the used Smart transmission is a hot commodity in the online used car parts market. Let's look into the evolution of Smart vehicles.

Smart in 1990s

Ever since the 1994 Eco-Speedster concept car, Smart has been lavish with its power train. The 1998 City Coupe or the C450 debuted it for Smart cars with a 6-speed automatic transmission. Its sub 600 cc, pumped up a moderate 45 hp of power. That's exactly what smart is all about mobility over power. With a sub 800 cc engine, pumping out 41 hp, they launched the 1999 City Coupe CDI or the C450. The latter raced from a standstill to 60 miles per hour of pace in under 20 seconds. Similarly, the 1999 City Coupe Brabus employed a similar engine and transmission. However, it returned better figures in terms of pace a top speed of 93.2 miles per hour and did 0 to 60 miles per hour in just 12.3 seconds. Later, they launched the 1999 Smart K model, which looked and behaved pretty much like its predecessors. That's how cheeky and smaller the Smart cars behaved throughout the 1990s.

Smart post-2000

Smart entered into the 2000s with their stunning convertible, the 2000 City Cabrio. With a sub 700cc engine fitted to 6-speed automatic transmission, the car commuted very similar to the models of the 90s. It did a 0 to 60 in just 15.5 seconds. In the same year and a year later, they launched three concept cars the 2000 Roadster couple concept, the 2001 Crossblade concept, and the Tridion 4 concept. By 2002, they brought in their flagship the Fortwo Crossblade. With similar specifications, this model produced more horsepower of 61 hp, with a sub 600 cc engine. Later, the Fortwo Coupe got a facelift in 2003, which did a 0 to 60 in 15.5 seconds. The same year, they introduced another Fortwo Facelift with a slightly larger 800 cc engine. Later in the year, you have the sporty-looking Roadster (R452).

Then, you have a slightly powerful car, the 2004 Roadster Coupe delivering a horsepower of 82 hp, therein doing a 0 to 60 in under 11 seconds. Going for a 5-speed manual to attract hot rod enthusiasts, the brand launched the 2003 Roadster Brabus Coupe. The car came fitted with a V6, bi-turbo engine with a capacity of close to 1.4 L. With a horsepower of 170 hp, the car reached a top speed of 140 mph and did a 0 to 60 mph in just 5.8 seconds. By 2004, they reverted to Fortwo Cabrio Brabus with a Facelift. Using the same sub 800 cc engine and 6-speed automatic transmission, it returned the usual figures similar to many of its predecessors. Later, the brand parallelly employed the 5-speed manual transmissions in their Forfour W454. With an engine capacity of 1.1 L, the model produced horsepower of 75 hp, a top speed of 98 mph, and accelerated from 0 to 60 mph in 13.4 seconds.

Smart post-2010

Post 2010, Smart brand has been alternating between usage of a 6-speed automatic, 5-speed automatic, and 1-speed gearbox. The 2010 Fortwo Coupe and Fortwo Coupe Brabus (2nd Gen) set the trend for 5-speed automatic in Smart lineups. The latter which reached a top speed of 96.3 mph, accelerated from 0 to 60 mph in under 9 seconds. The 2010 Fortwo Cabrio (2nd Gen) Facelift made some of the best sales figures for the brand. The 2011 Forspeed concept allowed for experimentation with a 1-speed gearbox. Thus, you have the 2012, Fortwo 451 ED III, which employed a 1-speed gearbox. This electric vehicle helped Smart adapt to the new EV trend in the auto industry globally. The 2012 Forstars concept car gives more scope for development in EV for the brand. Also, Smart still retains its original 6-speed automatic transmission in models such as the 2014 Forfour W453 (2nd Gen).

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