Smart fortwo grandstyle launched

Smart’s latest fortwo special edition follows a familiar pattern. Named the grandstyle, it takes the existing passion model as a starting point and adds some extra specification.

The interior gains black Artico upholstery, a leather-covered steering wheel and a touchscreen-controlled satellite navigation system. On the outside, distinguishing features include titanium-coloured headlight surrounds, LED daytime running lights and black 15” alloy wheels.

Smart ForTwo Grandstyle Coupé (2014) Front Side

The fortwo grandstyle is available in coupé and cabrio guises, and buyers can choose either a 70 bhp (52 kW / 71 PS) mhd or an 82 bhp (62 kW / 84 PS) turbocharged 1.0 litre petrol engine. UK prices start from £10,330.

As a further incentive, Smart is offering an interest-free personal contract purchase finance scheme for a limited period.

Smart ForTwo Grandstyle Coupé (2014) InteriorSmart ForTwo Grandstyle Cabrio (2014) Rear Side

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