Just back from a trip to Finland & Denmark......

[jpkherd]

And only saw one Smart fortwo?

It was in Helsinki and it was wrapped.

Other than that nothing! I was expecting to see oodles of them.

I did see a couple of the Mercedes A class 4-doors which seem to have a similar DNA as the Smart fortwo.

Last time I was in Frankfort Germany, they were very common. I assume these are pretty common in France, Germany, etc. I expected to see a whole lot more than just one on my trip?

JPK

[geosynch]

Originally Posted by jpkherd

And only saw one Smart fortwo?

It was in Helsinki and it was wrapped.

Other than that nothing! I was expecting to see oodles of them.

I did see a couple of the Mercedes A class 4-doors which seem to have a similar DNA as the Smart fortwo.

Last time I was in Frankfort Germany, they were very common. I assume these are pretty common in France, Germany, etc. I expected to see a whole lot more than just one on my trip?

JPK

Interesting. I've seen them all over England, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, etc. But now that I think about, I don't recall ever seeing a smart in Scandinavia. Not that I was looking for them, but a few summers ago, I spent a couple of months in Sweden and also Copenhagen.

geosynch

[parts4smarts]

Originally Posted by geosynch

Interesting. I've seen them all over England, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, etc. But now that I think about, I don't recall ever seeing a smart in Scandinavia. Not that I was looking for them, but a few summers ago, I spent a couple of months in Sweden and also Copenhagen.

geosynch

I saw both fortwos as well as forfours when I was in Finland 3 years ago

[smartfloridadad]

I was in Gotenburg a couple of years ago and saw a few,last year in London they were all over the place,I never saw any in Sydney when I visited in 2006

[mike-in-sa]

We were in Isreal last month and I only saw 2 450s in 3 weeks there.

[nightrun387]

they are not sold in Denmark........ yet

[JPaul]

For Scandinavian, they're sold only in Norway, Sweden and Finland.
As for Israel, not yet. At least officially.
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