[jkontur]

Hi everyone. I'm selling my 2013 Smart Fortwo Electric Drive. The color is matte gray. It's a cabrio with 22,000 miles. I have the BAP lease on it (which I would be transferring to you) so the batteries are covered and still good. I drive it 65 miles a day and have exactly the same range day in and day out. I'm just looking to get rid of some extra vehicles. I purchased this car last year for $10k and I'm looking to sell it for $8k obo. It has leather heated seats, Highline touch screen nav/stereo with bluetooth, a Kenwood slim sub behind the driver seat, 110v charger, and if you buy it ASAP I'll include a plug-in Siemens 240V charger. Please let me know. Trying to do this quickly. I'll add some pictures if requested. I'm located in Fredericksburg, VA.
Thanks !

 

[MB DNA]

I purchased this car last year for $10k and I'm looking to sell it for $8k obo. It has leather heated seats, Brabus touch screen nav/stereo with bluetooth, a Kenmore slim sub behind the driver seat, 110v charger, and if you buy it ASAP I'll include a plug-in Siemens 240V charger.

A "Brabus" touch screen nav/stereo with bluetooth, a (Sears?) Kenmore slim sub - please tell us more . . .

And with the limited range - might be important to know your location as shipping will be adding to the cost?

 

[Mister_smart_LA]

"Brabus" touch screen or Highline radio?

 

[jkontur]

A "Brabus" touch screen nav/stereo with bluetooth, a (Sears?) Kenmore slim sub - please tell us more . . .

And with the limited range - might be important to know your location as shipping will be adding to the cost?

Kenmore...lol. That's embarrassing. I had a long day. It's a Kenwood. I updated my original post. The location is Fredericksburg, VA.

 

[Fugyhsieh]

Pics please

 

[SuperSmartie]

Does it have the recuperation paddles?

 

[jzchen]

Does it have the recuperation paddles?

In an EV, how are these different than pressing the brake? Doesn't the brake recuperate energy the same?

Thanks, and sorry if this a "dumb" question...

 

[Miss Mercedes]

The paddles allow you to adjust the level of recuperation without playing with the pedals. You can set a recuperation so aggressive that you can actually slow down an ED without touching the brake. Otherwise without the paddles, recuperation settings are set to default and can only be manually adjusted with delicate accelerator pedal work. And of course, you have your brakes for regeneration as well.

Basically the recuperation works something like engine braking on an ICE, but easily adjustable if you have paddles.