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For whatever reason, the crossblade can't be registered in California (and apparently Idaho) for on-road use. You can basically register it for off-road use (including race tracks) or you can park it on your street with an advertisement wrap (subject to local ordinances). Not the most fun use of a crossblade imaginable.
You can probably register it "illegaly". Find a totalled smart (there's at least one in CT), buy it from a junker. Grab the VIN plate and swap it with the crossblade. Go register it as a '08 Smart. Done.
The only street legal car that comes close to the Atom has Lotus on it.....
Agreed regarding the low, "race-car" like qualities. I was thinking more of the open-air feel of actually riding around the street in a go-kart, which I always fantasized about as a kid.
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