Smart fortwo cityflame

Yes, Smart has unveiled another special version of its fortwo city car. Based on the existing passion trim grade, this latest one’s called the ‘cityflame’.

That name is a reference to the pearlescent flame yellow paintwork on the body panels, which contrasts nicely with the black 15” double-spoke alloy wheels, tridion safety cell and door mirror caps. For anyone of a more conservative disposition, an all-over black finish is also available.

Smart ForTwo Cityflame Cabrio and Coupé (2013) Front Side

The colour scheme continues inside the cabin, where the seats are upholstered in black leather with yellow stitching and imitation leather inserts. Furthermore, there’s a black and yellow knee pad that runs across the length of the dashboard, unique floor mats and a leather-covered sports steering wheel with more yellow stitching on it.

On sale from April 2013, production of the fortwo cityflame is going to be limited to 2,400 units, with availability in the UK yet to be confirmed.

Smart ForTwo Cityflame Coupé (2013) DashboardSmart ForTwo Cityflame Coupé (2013) Front Side

Prices in Germany start from €14,490, including VAT:

Smart fortwo cityflame coupé
1.0 litre 70 bhp (52 kW / 71 PS) petrol mhd €14,490
1.0 litre 82 bhp (62 kW / 84 PS) petrol €15,060
Smart fortwo cityflame cabrio
1.0 litre 70 bhp (52 kW / 71 PS) petrol mhd €17,580
1.0 litre 82 bhp (62 kW / 84 PS) petrol €18,150

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