EPA Approves Smart's ForTwo

The United States Environmental Protection Agency has approved a model of the long awaited Smart brand, a creation of Mercedes Benz. While Smart cars have been wheeling around Europe since 1998, they have never been made available to the public in the United States.

ZAP, not DaimlerChrysler, will be selling these vehicles until Smart officially enters the US, rumored to be in 2006. At that time, Smart will offer the US market with a small SUV, not the ForTwo pictured above.

The Smart ForTwo reportedly gets 61 mpg on a three cylinder gasoline engine.

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