Anybody towing an Electric Smart car as a toad yet.
Just curious. Its very possibly our next vehicle in 2015/16 and wondering if any motorhomers are towing an ED Smart on a trailer and how its working out for them. Thanks in advance.
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gotsmart wrote:John & Angela wrote:
Totally agree with above. However the addiction to horsepower is a little stronger in the US than Europe so its hard to tell how the public would accept a vehicle considered under powered by US standards. Those of us who drive them are used to the lag time in acceleration from 0 to 20 but it takes a little getting used to.
Easily negated by learning to listen to the engine and pre-shifting - through all the gears. It is easier to pre-shift with the paddle shifters, but it can also be done with the floor shifter.
Very true. I think it's easier with the gasser as there is more HP on tap than our little diesels. I find I use the paddle shifters more on windy hilly roads. Kinda fun and great way to keep the motor in the torque zone.
