Yes, the little Smarty is back for 2011 and this time it has a new face and some new features. More importantly, to some at least, there is also a performance upgrade that will move this mini wonder ...

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2011 Update: For 2011, the Smart ForTwo has been slightly refreshed. Under the hood, the 70 horsepower 1-liter three-cylinder engine and Smart’s “automated manual” five-speed transmission remain ...

Who would have thought that we would have an electric car with so few electronics inside of it? Compared with its more affordable, better thought-out competitors, the smart fortwo Electric Drive seems ...

The fancified ForTwo "Passion" that we tested stickered for a hair under $17,000, which can get you into an even greater number of solid competitors. That's not to say that the Smart is a throwaway ...

The tuners at Carlsson have just presented their first tuning packages for the 2011 smart fortwo coupe and convertible models. The changes suggested by Carlsson are aimed at making exterior and ...

MARK VAUGHN, WEST COAST EDITOR: Not every car is going to be right for every buyer. This is especially true of electric cars. Just like monster trucks, full-size vans, sports cars and reruns of ...

The Smart Fortwo is one of the smallest cars on sale in the United States and in North America for that matter. Making its debut in 2008, right in time for the skyrocketing gas prices, the Smart ...

For city commuters who often contend with tight parking spaces and high fuel costs, the Smart fortwo is here to solve both your problems. The Smart's small size means it parks like a dream in almost ...

For a brand with such an “intelligent” name, Smart sure seems to do things backwards. Usually special edition models are released at the end of a model’s lifecycle to try to boost sales before its ...

As if having to deal with all of those tiny little cars from Smart snagging every possible parking space when you’re not around wasn’t already annoying, soon they’re going to be able to sneak up and ...