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Looking for the SMART Smart price of an iconic pocket car? The 2006 SMART Smart continues to capture the imagination of urban commuters and car collectors alike. While the SMART Smart 2006 price varies with trim, mileage, and condition, understanding its market value and depreciation curve can help you make an informed decision—whether you’re driving the original aluminum chassis or hunting for a used SMART Smart price that fits your budget.

• Engine: 1.1‑liter 3‑axis petrol/ethanol dual‑fuel engine, 51 hp, 85 Nm torque
• Transmission: 4‑speed automatic or 5‑speed manual (optional, depending on market)
• Fuel Type: Dual‑fuel – petrol or ethanol (E10/E25/E85)
• Dimensions: Length 3,688 mm | Width 1,530 mm | Height 1,442 mm | Wheelbase 2,100 mm
• Weight: 740 kg curb weight
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (FWD)
• Optimal Range: 30–40 km/L (economical in city traffic)
• Interior: Two‑seated coupe, simple yet functional with easy‑access controls
• Safety: 3‑point seat belt on each seat, reinforced chassis, ABS optional
• Other Features: Compact under‑floor storage, optional premium sound system, minimalistic dashboard

Realistic depreciation figures give you a forecast of how the car’s value will change over time. In the first year, a new SMART Smart typically loses 15–20% of its initial ask price: that’s a common trend across many small city cars. By the second year, the annual depreciation rate slows to roughly 10–12%. Over a five‑year span, a 2006 model in good condition might retain 40–45% of its original value—an impressive retention considering its niche market position.

Depreciation Insights

Classic vs. Functional: Although the SMART Smart 2006 price may initially appear modest, the car’s low-running costs—thanks to its fuel‑efficient engine—create long‑term financial benefits. Irrespective of whether buyers are after the original 2006 specification or a later battery‑powered variant, depreciation balloons more slowly than typical sports cars or hybrids that have high maintenance outlays.

How Much Does a 2006 SMART Smart Worth? The price depends on:
- Condition: Clean, rust‑free bodies retain market value longer.
- Mileage: Lower usage (under 25,000 km) can double the resale premium.
- Documentation: Complete service history accelerates the selling process and can add 5–10% to the asking price.

Given these variables, a 2006 SMART Smart can range from €5,000 to €9,000 on the used‑car market—as opposed to a fresh new model that might ask for €12,000–€15,000. However, it’s essential to evaluate each example on its own merits.

Comparisons with Similar Models

When evaluating a used SMART Smart price, it can be helpful to compare it with other front‑wheel drive city‑vans that emphasize compactness and low running costs:

• Fiat 500 (2008–2012) – often priced at a 10–15% surplus due to brand cachet.
• Mini Cooper S (2010–2015) – premium with larger engine, typically 20–25% higher price.
• Honda Jazz (2010–2014) – recharge‑friendly, similar size; typically 5–8% cheaper.

These comparisons illustrate that the SMART Smart offers a unique blend of affordability and charm, often undercutting its peers in the same segment.

Market Position and Segment Popularity

The SMART Smart has carved out a distinctive niche. It is popular among commuters living in densely populated areas where parking space and maneuverability are premium, and it also appeals to enthusiasts who cherish its design heritage. My neighborhood’s local “smartie” clubs

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2 years ago	used	€7,900.00		Unlock all links
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4 years ago	used	€6,100.00		Unlock all links
4 years ago	used	€6,600.00		Unlock all links
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