Smart ForTwo stands out with new accessories

Smart has always liked to stand out from the crowd. When the ForTwo first burst onto the scene in 2006, customers were blown away by its quirky design, innovative features and striking new look.

But for those customers who really want to be noticed, Smart has now introduced a range of new ForTwo accessories including new ‘Smart Art’ stickers and a special BRABUS interior.

Kick starting the new accessories range is Smart’s new adhesive foil stickers. Designed by acclaimed German artist Timo Wuerz, owners can customise their Smart ForTwo with six new striking motifs including classic black, white and blue racing pattern, flowers, skylines, bird’s wings and stars. The ForTwo stickers are available from all Smart retailers and are priced at £182. Smart claim the stickers last for approximately five years and can also be removed at any time without leaving any traces.

For those looking for a more subtle change, a new BRABUS interior pack is also available on the Smart ForTwo. Featuring a carbon-fibre look, the eight-piece set comprises trims and covers for the dashboard instruments, steering-column stalk, instrument cluster, door handles and centre console. The package costs £256 and can be ordered and fitted at any official Smart retailer.

Finally, completing the new stylish range of BRABUS accessories is the new BRABUS LED daytime driving lights. Customers can choose between two versions in chrome or black, both of which are priced at £486. A BRABUS third LED brake light is also available for £178.

Dermot Kelly, Managing Director Mercedes-Benz Cars UK said: “Smart owners love to personalise their cars and these accessories mean that they can make their Smart ownership experience even more unique.”

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06/04/2010