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From the Smart Fortwo was introduced in the U.S. market in January 2008, the car has generated much enthusiasm among fans for its size and fuel economy. As a model two-seater, the Fortwo is very limiting for people who want to carry more passengers, but a model with three spaces will join the line, such as a time for the year 2014.

Three passengers rather than four

Called the Smart forthree, the new Daimler car you plan to use a unique seating arrangement where the pilot will occupy the front room to be alone in immediately behind the driver will be able to two passengers. Smart could lead to the four passenger car, but allowing the driver to have more leeway – And the steering wheel at the center of the board, this will maximize the spatial configuration of the driver.

Daimler has not yet officially unveil a prototype of the forthree but were referred to a certain Although the model must be a radical change in the current design revolution. A variety of gasoline and diesel are considered hybrid technology. Some have speculated that Daimler could choose to develop the first diesel-electric hybrid, a partner who could help get the Smart 80 mpg in the city. A seven-speed automatic transmission, as used in many Mercedes is also a possibility.

Chance Smart Design

Body style should be the forthree much more sporty appearance, style, perhaps along the lines of a coupe or convertible. Mercedes, which is also owned by Daimler, working several body styles for some of its upcoming models entry level. Smart can incorporate some of the designs for yourself or Mercedes to create a unique design for Smart alone.

What we do know is that the next model will have its engine Smart in the back and probably be powered by a three cylinder engine, perhaps as a "great" as a 1.4L engine. Small induction motors and two turbo-charges are possible, which forthree make the lighter, faster and perhaps all the more desirable for people who buy a true pocket rocket.

Although 2014 seems far away, Smart could go back and bring his four-seat model, also a car that was built and sold on the European market there are some years, but stopped shortly after. Regardless, Smart is here to stay and forthree in its way, the German brand will live tiny probably for many years.

Matthew C. Keegan is a freelance writer who resides in North Carolina. Matt is a contributing writer for Andy’s Auto Sport an aftermarket supplier of quality parts including Acura Integra tail lights and Honda Civic headlights.