Smart fortwo edition21

Given the steady stream of special editions, it hardly seems worth bothering with a regular Smart fortwo city car. The latest, called the edition21, is based on the 70 bhp (52 kW / 71 PS) mhd pulse coupé or cabrio.

It comes with a choice of black or white finishes for the tridion safety cell and body panels. Completing the package are discrete edition21 logos, a leather-trimmed sports steering wheel, black fabric and faux leather upholstery, a cup holder (wow!) and LED daytime running lights.

Smart ForTwo Edition21 Coupé (2013) Front Side

Smart ForTwo Edition21 Coupé (2013) Interior

Available now in limited quantities, the Smart fortwo edition21 costs just £100 more than the standard fortwo pulse. That means a £9,575 price tag for the coupé, while the cabrio is £11,075.

But perhaps the bigger incentive is a year’s free insurance for any edition21 buyers aged over 21. To further help sweeten the deal, Smart is also offering a special zero percent PCP finance scheme.

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