Used 2011 Smart fortwo for Sale

The car takes only high octane gasoline (91 or higher). Also, if you drive strictly with the transmission in automatic, it is terrible on hills. The car always seems to want to stay in a lower gear than it should (usually for me, I notice it sticking in 2nd gear when I would have shifted to 3rd in a manual). This is pretty easily avoided once you get comfortable with the sport shift option, but it can be a bit intimidating in the beginning. The trunk space in the car is actually rather roomy, more than enough space for several bags of groceries, but it does have a 100 pound weight limit since you're right over the engine compartment. And finally, I know it's a little thing, but the clock in this car drives me nuts. It is nearly impossible to set, and I've completely given up trying to adjust it for daylight savings each year. There's one button that you have to continually press to get the clock to blink so it can be set, sometimes it works after you press the button once or twice, sometimes you have to press it twenty or thirty times, sometimes is just never works.