2004 Smart - Crossblade

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2004 Smart Crossblade, finished in black and gray with a red and black interior. It's equipped with a metric instrument cluster, and its odometer displays about 25,500 kilometers, which represents around 15,900 miles. Doug DeMuro recently reviewed this Smart Crossblade, and the video is viewable below. Factory equipment includes 16-inch wheels, waterproof upholstery, drain plugs in the seats and in the footwells, and an AM/FM radio. The seller reports no modifications. Smart unveiled the ForTwo-based Crossblade Concept at the 2001 Geneva auto show and startlingly turned it into a limited-edition production model the following year. Like the design study, the Crossblade had safety bars instead of doors, no roof, and a wind deflector; it weighed a little over 1,600 pounds and looked like nothing else on the road. Brabus squeezed more power of the ForTwo's rear-mounted engine to complement the wild design. Production was limited to 2,000 units, though fewer were ultimately built. Power comes from a 599cc turbocharged 3-cylinder engine, rated at 70 horsepower and 79 lb-ft of torque. Called "M160" internally, it spins the rear wheels via a 6-speed automated-manual transmission.

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