Smart Car - City/ForTwo (2017)

Key Specifications (2017 Smart Car City/ForTwo)

• Engine: 1.6‑liter 4‑cylinder inline engine delivering 80 hp, paired with a 6‑speed manual or automated gearbox.
• Transmission: Dual‑clutch 6‑speed (automatic) or 6‑speed manual for smooth low‑RPM handling.
• Fuel Type: Petrol (gasoline) with an optional LPG conversion available in select markets.
• Dimensions: Length: 3,968 mm (156”), Width: 1,583 mm (62.3”), Height: 1,565 mm (61.6”), Wheelbase: 2,400 mm (94.5”).
• Battery: 60 V 3.9 Ah (situated under the rear seats for space efficiency).
• Weight: 1,154 kg (2,545 lbs) – a thin profile that enhances fuel economy.
• Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control, driver‑front passenger automatic seat‑belt reminders.
• Infotainment: 4‑inch TFT screen with Bluetooth, USB/aux inputs, standard navigation in higher trims.
• Comfort: 5‑seat layout with adjustable rear seats, 360° parking sensors, optional panoramic sunroof.

Smart Car City/ForTwo Depreciation Insight

Like most contemporary city cars, the Smart Car City/ForTwo depreciation curve is fairly steep in the initial years but levels off thereafter. Realistic estimates based on VIN data show:

• First‑year depreciation: typically loses 15 %–20 % of its original value due to technology updates and market saturation.
• Year 2–3: annual loss drops to approximately 8 %–12 %, reflecting greater market stability.
• Year 4–5+: depreciation slows even further, often 5 %–8 % per year, making the 2017 model a cost‑efficient option for buyers with a moderate mileage expectation.

These figures also align with the trend that “Smart Car City/ForTwo price” generally leans toward a competitive market position in the two‑seater cabin space.

What Is a 2017 Smart Car City/ForTwo Worth?

Answering what is a 2017 Smart Car City/ForTwo worth hinges on several variables: condition, mileage, geographical market, and aftermarket accessories. Market research indicates that a low‑mileage (under 50,000 km) 2017 model in good condition typically fetches a used Smart Car City/ForTwo price that is around 70 % of the original MSRP, factoring in the 15 %–20 % first‑year depreciation. High‑mileage vehicles (above 80,000 km) may settle closer to 55 % of that benchmark, as expected in the second to third year

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