2003 Smart - Crossblade

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2003 Smart Crossblade, finished in black and gray with a red and black interior. This convertible's odometer displays about 3,900 kilometers (around 2,500 miles). Factory equipment includes 16-inch wheels, waterproof upholstery, drain plugs in the seats and footwells, a CD changer, and a 2-speaker sound system. 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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