 London has become a test track for drivers of alternative energy vehicles. London had established a congestion fee for each combustion engine car that travels in London between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.. Suddenly Londoners have begun making an effort to drive models that discharge less CO2, thus freeing drivers from the fee that ranges roughly $14.00.
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 A special version of the fuel stingy Smart Fortwo was shown at the 2007 Frankfurt Auto Show. It was called the Smart Fortwo Edition Micro Hybrid Drive. Like other Smart limited edition models, this exclusive MHD edition can be purchased now. However, as with the other Smart drive variants and limited edition Smart models it is not for sale in the United States.
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 Of course, Alaska is not Beverly Hills. There are fewer convertibles in Alaska than any other state, and even fewer Smart ForTwos! European’s first arrived in Alaska around 1741. Now, the very first European Smart cars are doing the same. The car with the smiling face is making its mark on the "Last Frontier State" and the car is of course the Smart Fortwo.
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Cute Dies Here...Take the hottest and coolest new ride... the Smart Fortwo. Throw it into a crazed Ed Hardy Blender. Mix in some performance goodies. Toss in some outrageous sound waves. The result is Project Tattoo, a series of limited edition, Ed Hard inspired rolling works of art. We hope you can handle a little attention.
Check out this amazing ride brought to you by Ed Hardy and 4SmartCar.com.
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 The SCOA Northern California Chapter and Smart Car of America hosted their first annual Smart Fortwo event and it was a great day for participants as well as the many spectators. Picturesque San Francisco, California was the setting for the first "Smart Car Rally and Lombard Street Photo Shoot." Smart car admirers from across the US gathered in San Francisco to have an opportunity to be a part of this historical automotive event.
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 The true prodigy behind the mini-micro Smart car and former head of Swiss watch group Swatch is developing a fuel cell engine for an affordable new "green" vehicle. Nicolas Hayek of Swatch is planning yet another minuscule city vehicle. Mr. Hayek said "I want to do everything within my powers to accelerate the development of alternative and renewable energy."
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