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Please login/register to access a lot more useful features like creating your own product list etc. SHOPPING > Cars > Cars (By Manufacturer) > Smart > MCC Smart & pulse MCC Smart & pulse · Product Information User car reviews (23) Write your own review Ask a question I bought this car Christmas 2007 for £6000, I could have bought any other small car such as a Clio or Punto but was persuaded by the sales man of the advantages. I felt that the benefits I had heard about outweighed any feelings I had towards the design which I considered to be clumsy, perhaps ... Read review WHAT DO YOU THINK? Recommend it ( 19 ) Don't recommend it ( 3 ) I own it ( 2 ) Offers for MCC Smart & pulse Overview Product Information Car Reviews Questions Products you might be interested in » Smart ForTwo passion micro hybrid drive Coupe - Rear (RWD) - 5 Speed softouch Automatic, 5 Speed softip Manual, 5 Speed softip 5 Speed softouch Manual Gearbox - 999 cc - Max Speed: 90 mph - 71, 61 bhp - Petrol Rate it now Buy now for only £ 5,995.00 Smart ForTwo pulse cabrio Convertible - Rear (RWD) - 6 Speed Manual, Softouch Automatic - 698 cc - Max Speed: 84 mph - 61 bhp - Petrol Rate it now Buy now for only £ 7,000.00 Smart Roadster Convertible - Rear (RWD) - Softouch - 698 cc - Max Speed: 109 mph - 80 bhp - Petrol User car reviews (9) Buy now for only £ 4,998.00 MCC Smart & pure Petrol User car reviews (12) Buy Now smart fortwo BRABUS Xclusive 1.0 Coupe - 999 cc - 98 bhp - Petrol Rate it now Buy Now MCC Smart & passion Petrol User car reviews (24) Buy Now Sponsored Sites - Cars Car Reviews of MCC Smart & pulse » 1-5 of 23 Car reviews of MCC Smart & pulse Show all reviews Smart Car - Nippy, dippy and cheap. Advantages: Fuel Consumption low, insurance and road tax low. Disadvantages: Lack of privacy I bought this car Christmas 2007 for £6000, I could have bought any other small car such as a Clio or Punto but was persuaded by the sales man of the advantages. I felt that the benefits I had heard about outweighed any feelings I had towards the design which I considered to be clumsy, perhaps even a bit weird and I didn't relish the idea of being seen in this. The colour especially put me off being Hello Yellow. There are many different designs ... ...and the Roadster's. I have seen many more for the FORTWO's especially patterned ones which help to make the car especially unique. The actual colour of the car is made up of two parts. Firstly there is the actual secured panel and then additionally there are custom panels which are placed to give it a two coloured look. These additional panels are available from many sources but are quite expensive. But depending on your model of car you can find ... more I bought this car Christmas 2007 for £6000, I could have bought any other small car such as a Clio or Punto but was persuaded by the sales man of the advantages. I felt that the benefits I had heard about outweighed any feelings I had towards the design which I considered to be clumsy, perhaps even a bit weird and I didn't relish the idea of being seen in this. The colour especially put me off being Hello Yellow. There are many different designs and colours available for both the FORTWO modles, the FORFOUR and the Roadster's. I have seen many more for the FORTWO's especially patterned ones which help to make the car especially unique. The actual colour of the car is made up of two parts. Firstly there is the actual secured panel and then additionally there are custom panels which are placed to give it a two coloured look. These additional panels are available from many sources but are quite expensive. But depending on your model of car you can find sites which trade between each other. Never the less, all the car is made of plastic and I found out through a collision with a shopping trolley, that it is not the strongest of plastics either. Immediately I found my petrol consumption was far far lower than any of my previous cars. I had previously owned a Corsa and spent £60 a month on Petrol - now I pay £5 a month for petrol and cover the same distance. I couldn't tell you the exact distance I do but I know I can get at least 500 Miles on £30. In my experience driving this car is far cheaper than getting any form of public transport, and is far quicker. However the main draw back of this design is that due to the Engine size, it burns more fuel than it would if it had say a 1.2 litre engine. However the Diesel model uses far more fuel than the petrol. Despite my car only having a 800CC engine, the size and weight of the car means that it is very swift and nippy. I do however notice that with another person in the car that it does slow down and isn't as fast to accelerate. Although this is true of most cars, one person extra shouldn't make this much difference In addition to petrol none of the other liquids really need topping up nor does it need any tweaking which other cars usually need. If you ever did need to top these up the engine is beneath the boot - which is not overly accessible. Some liquids also go in the front through grills which is clumsily designed and difficult to measure as there is no scale. Despite it being so small, there is ample boot space, and if you lower the passenger seat you can fit another suitcase in there. I frequently fit 10-15 bag's of shopping into the boot and the front area with ease but do miss having a seperated boot area when I put my dog in the car as she can find her way into the front too easily. The dash board is far too basic for my liking though. It feels very plastic and simplistic, for example the rev counter and the clock are two seperate 'bubble' dials which just seem oddly placed and redundant. The speed display is simplistic and could have had more information displayed, perhaps a seperate fuel gauge rather than the tiny digitial one it does display. I also miss having a resettable mile counter, again something which should have been included. I miss having a spare tyre, and a great fear I have is breaking down in a rural area and not knowing where I am. Its a safety feature I think should have been covered in the design. I was told how safe this car is as it was rated exceptionally highly by reviews. You do feel slightly at risk being so high up in the seat overlooking everything which is going on but you also notice the mount of airbags around you. I had a day during January when the snow was very thick on the roads and I slipped down a hill. My back tyres weren't able to grip onto the road and I lost all control of the car. The warning lights came on telling me about the back wheels and i slipped down the hill onto a roadside missing a tree. There was no impact but I feel confident knowing that if I had the air bags would have gone off. There's very little I can think of that I have found that I can include. I would always recommend getting one of these car's if you're planning to do a lot of little journeys. I do travel on the motorways quickly frequently but only for 50-60 miles so I doubt that it would do much good beyond that. I am quite excited to see how many miles this Smart car will reach but I have a feeling it will last a long time, as they were certainly built to survive a lot. Oh and finally, I forgot to add about the parking. Now you can park fantastically in any bay however small, but parallel parking is very hard because of the steering/turning circle. It may be me but I haven't been able to do it properly yet but it might get easier when I get used to not having a full bonnet. ... less jimboy81 03.05.2008 (04.05.2008) Ciao members have rated this car review on average: very helpful Review of MCC Smart & pulse Value for Money Road Handling Comfort Features Fuel consumption Looks Smart Car smart choice Advantages: Fuel efficient, easy to park, good driving position, saved my husband's life Disadvantages: Not much boot space (but enough for a dog!) We have recently been (for a short time) the proud owners of a Smart Pulse. In the 10 weeks we had the car I drove over 3000 miles in it in total comfort. My normal car is a large family saloon, but I found the Smart a great car to drive and am very sad we no longer have it - more on that later. Our model had heated leather seats (mmmmm) and a semi automatic gear box which made driving a very relaxed experience. There is a surprising amount of space ... ...driver (a little less for the passenger). The driving position is elevated a little like a people carrier and there is a feeling of spaciousness provided by a deep dashboard. The dash board is well laid out with clock and rev meter on stalks in the centre of the dash which swivel to get exactly the right angle for the driver. Also within the dash board are a number of small compartments suitable for holding items such as phone, wallet, cigarettes ... valsi 15.12.2004 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this car review on average: very helpful Review of MCC Smart & pulse Value for Money Road Handling Comfort Fuel consumption Looks Buy a Smart and you may never walk again. Advantages: The best thing since sliced bread for City driving! Disadvantages: The basic sound system is terrible. ...in the City, then the MCC Smart Pulse is the car for you. I work in the City you see, where rush hour traffic is a nightmare and where you need to re-mortgage your house to afford the parking! Life has never been so convenient. Now the choice is yours.......remember, Drive Smarter NOT Harder! ... jholloway 06.07.2002 (08.07.2002) · Read full review Ciao members have rated this car review on average: very helpful Review of MCC Smart & pulse Value for Money Road Handling Comfort Fuel consumption Looks Smart cars for smart people Advantages: Design, safety, individuality, economy Disadvantages: none I am writing this article as a Smart owner, & I hope to dispel some of the stupid 'facts' floating about on these cars. Firstly, THEY ARE SAFE, they passed some of the most rigorous Safety tests in the world. I personally owe my life to one, I'll tell you what happenned. I was driving on an A class road at about 50mph. I passed a very large vehicle, carrying new cars going in the other direction. Sitting impatiently behind it was a motorcyclist ... ...about the impact other than thinking my air bags hadn't worked because they had deflated seconds after impact- I didn't know they did that! It's basically to aid your escape. I won't go into the details of what followed with the motorcyclist but he drove right into the left hand side of the car, & it took the full impact. The motorcyclist lost his arm, leg, & license. But I walked away. The police were amazed that such a little car took that impact ... racheroosa 03.05.2001 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this car review on average: very helpful Review of MCC Smart & pulse Value for Money Road Handling Comfort Fuel consumption Looks A peach for a pair! Advantages: Formula 1 style, two seat version of the old Italian Job! Disadvantages: Choppy ride on poor roads with low profile tyres. (Pulse & Brabbus) ...peach for a pair! MCC Smart ForTwo (City Coupé) Mark 6 (2005) Pulse From £8025 inc VAT new. After 30 years of driving innovative and individual cars, mostly Citroëns, my 1992 Citroën XM TD Auto was getting tired. I do not fancy any of the current crop but have long been intrigued by the little Smart Car. I asked myself, what do I need from a car? Two seats for my wife and me and a tow bar for a small trailer for the few times when I need to carry ... ...fitted with a towbar. Oddly, MCC Smart neither offers nor recommends one. However an excellent company in Leicester called SmartsRus, imports, distributes and fits high-quality German-made ones. These come with a stainless steel silencer cover panel that further enhances the look of the car. Conclusion This car brings the joy back to motoring being great fun to drive. And you certainly get noticed. My ruder friends laugh when they see such a tall ... Paulbute 25.03.2005 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this car review on average: very helpful Review of MCC Smart & pulse Value for Money Road Handling Comfort Fuel consumption Looks Similar Cars Product Information Related tags Compare products Gift ideas Cars similar to MCC Smart & pulse » 1 Car review aeg mcc3880em microwave Microwaves - Max Power: 1000 Watt - Capacity: 38L - with Grill Buy now for only £619.23 Rate it now aeg mcc4060 Microwaves - Max Power: 900 Watt - Capacity: 40, 37L - with Grill Rate it now pulse - pulse show favourites 5 CD(s) - Show - Label: Castle Pulse - Distributor: Universal Mus ... Buy now for only £6.99 Rate it now smarts Styling Gel / Wax 5 Car reviews pulse perfection If you have read my previous review about my amazing experience w more Buy now for only £3.49 5 Car reviews t mobile pulse Smartphone - Classic - GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA - Digital camera, ... 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Click here '); move_sticky_fullsize(); //]]> About Us - Jobs - Advertise with Us - Press - Become a Partner - Our Shopping Partners - Ciao Quality Seal Ciao Deutschland - Ciao France - Ciao Italia - Ciao España - Ciao Nederland - Ciao Sverige - Bing Shopping Site Index - Product Index - Ciao Charts - Most searched products © 2010 Ciao GmbH || LOGIN REGISTER NEWSLETTER Home NEWS REVIEWS PRODUCTS COMPARE CARS VIDEOS BUYING USED CARS NEW CARS MOTORSHOWS COMPETITIONS 6 ISSUES FOR £1 Search Car Reviews: You're in - Car Reviews : First Drives Smart ForFour Smart ForFour Pulse With only the two-seat ForTwo and Roadster in its line-up, Smart never had a chance to establish itself as a family favourite. But that is changing, thanks to the introduction of the practical five-seater Smart ForFour (a four-seat edition is also available). Auto Express Car Reviews By Chris Thorp September 2004 With only the two-seat ForTwo and Roadster in its line-up, Smart never had a chance to establish itself as a family favourite. But that is changing, thanks to the introduction of the practical five-seater Smart ForFour (a four-seat edition is also available). Auto Express got hold of the very first model to be registered in the UK to see if the youthful brand really can be grown up. Like all Smarts, the ForFour isn't beautiful or sleek, but its cheeky bulges and curves draw you in and hold your interest. You've only got to look at the way children stare at the ForFour to see that its shape appeals on a very basic level. Line it up next to Mitsubishi's more conservative Colt, which is based on the same underpinnings as the Smart, and you start to admire the German firm for sticking to its quirky principles. What's more, the designers lost none of their flair when it came to crafting the interior. The attractive dash- board is well laid out, but what is particularly impressive is that the build and trim quality issues of the Roadster are nowhere to be seen. In fact, much of the switchgear is taken from Mercedes' parts bin, giving the cabin a premium feel. But the whole point of this Smart is that it offers practicality, so plenty of thought has been put into the rear seat arrangement, too. It has a conventional 60/40 split, but the entire rear bench can be slid backwards and forwards to increase legroom or bootspace. While passengers in the back have plenty of headroom, the tapered window line cuts into the available shoulder space, and gives a claustrophobic feel for taller occupants. But the point at which people normally decide whether they love or hate a Smart is when they get behind the wheel. The ForFour is the first model in the firm's history to have a conventional manual gearbox, which gives a three-pedal set-up to those who can't get on with the clutchless transmission which has split opinion in the rest of the range. What's more, the new manual has a slick and precise action, and is light and easy to use around town. Once on the move, it's clear that the company was keen to lose none of the character of its other models. The steering will be too light for some, but A and B-roads pose no problems to the tidy-handling ForFour - it's no hot hatch, but the chassis is well up to the standard of most rivals. Our test car came with the entry-level 75bhp 1.1-litre three-cylinder powerplant, and it provides a buzzy engine note and surprisingly swift performance. The good news is that the ForFour doesn't seem to have adopted the steep pricing of its siblings. Our test model weighs in at ΂£8,995, while entry-level variants are available for only ΂£7,995. 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