Smart Car questions - radio, speed, size, trunk space, interior, etc.

[Alberto]

I'm 4 foot 11 and would it be comfortable for me to drive the smart car. and would the smart car be good after driving a minivan?

[lowndex]

Originally Posted by Alberto

no I'm not really gonna do it I'm just wondering what the size of the trunk is what about a large dog? cause i have 2 large dogs and i take them with me everywhere

The line about, "could a smart car fit a 4 foot 5 kid in the trunk space?" has no humor, no point. I suggest you apologize to the club and watch what you write. Words in print have weight.

[angel]

Best way to answer your question is find a dealership and schedule a test drive.

[Alberto]

srry and can it fit a large pit bull in the trunk space or should i not do that? cause i take my dog everywhere i go

[Alberto]

sorry SCOA i was just wondering the trunk space and if a kid could fit in the back not to ride there or the stay there i was just wondering if they could fit

[Alberto]

can someone show me video of 0-60 in the smart and pictures of the stock speakers up close and the subwoofer? and the radio please

[jwight]

I think the correct answer is: no.

[Smart pizzaguy]

I brought my 85lb boxer to the vet the other day in the back of my Pure. she had plenty of room and seemed comfortable riding there.

[Smart Enuf]

I take my 80 lb collie to the vet and dog park in my cabrio with no problems. Plenty of room back there for the dog, but I think I'll need that divider net since she seems to prefer the passenger seat.

[2smartArizona]

Might not like it, but it would be perfectly okay to put your children in the back here in Arizona, as long as all the other seats were filled first.
You can even drive around with 20 people, including children in the back of your pick-up without being bothered by the police.
Alberto, seems like a valid question to me, but since I'm from New Jersey originally, maybe you should have asked, "How many bodies can you fit in the trunk area?" and people would not have worried about it so much. Laws vary from state to state.