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The little car did surprisingly well, all told. The commentary from the “expert” in this video is a bit annoying, but he’s being realistic. The speeds at which the Smart ForTwo is likely to be involved in collisions, however, negate a lot of the supposition data he presumes. Since the Smart is an NEV, it won’t likely get into high speed collisions.

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People who own the glorified golf carts usually called “neighborhood vehicles” that may or may not have the appearance of a car, are used to the idea that their vehicles are, well, not cars. They’re tiny little boxes that move them from one spot to another simply and (theoretically) cheaply. At slow speeds and on surface roads only. Usually while wearing a scarf or a low-brimmed hat to hide your identity. Maybe some sunglasses too.

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