The other day, I parked next to a Smart, and had a chance to look it over up close. One thing that stood out to me is that the thing didn't look well put together. In the front, the plastic panels didn't fit together tightly. Body gaps were large, and various seams and lines were not well aligned. Maybe it was a pre-production unit? Or a Canadian on a visit? I'm not sure. But it was no Mercedes-Benz.
When Saturn used plastic body panels as a trademark feature, many reviewers commented that they had large gaps. For some reason, Smart seems to get away with it.
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i don't think that people liked the Smart car for its looks, its interior and exterior but its mileage, flexibility (for city driving)and its fun to have one. Its one of the toys that you could totally enjoy. I have seen a lot of modified Smarts and I have enjoyed them. Convertibles, scissor doors, suicide doors, some hydraulics.
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