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Originally Posted by gobbo
on my existing honda fit
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May I ask why you are switching from a Fit to a smart?
As the wait goes on (I reserved my smart 10 months ago), I identified the Fit with a manual transmission as what I will buy if my smart does not come through before my 10 year old Saturn gives up the ghost.
Naturally the Fit costs somewhat more (my pure totals at $12,920 before adding in destination, sales tax, dealer docs and the rest). But for only $1,000 ($13,950 MSRP) more, then you're getting more car as well. The mileage is 6 mpg worse (28/34) - but saving 8% because it uses regular gasoline. Then it also has a real 3 yr. 36,000 bumper to bumper warranty (and 5 yr /60,0000 drivetrain). It also gets to 60 mph in 9.3 sec. instead of almost 13.
So, I'm curious. If I may, what's in a smart Pure for you? Parking, perhaps?
Take care, Larry