Smart forTwo 2013
Nikšić
€6,200
150,000 km
On this page you can browse all available Smart cars on the Montenegrin market. Smart is a German brand from the Mercedes-Benz family, specializing in ultra-compact city cars. Explore Smart ForTwo, ForFour and electric EQ models.
ForTwo, ForFour, ForTwo Cabrio, EQ ForTwo
Most popular models
Petrol 1.0, electric (EQ)
Engine types
Rear (RWD)
Drive
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Popular Smart Models in Montenegro
The Smart ForTwo is the brand’s most recognizable model — a two-seat city car under 2.7 meters long, ideal for parking on narrow streets. The ForFour is the four-seat, five-door version that offers more practicality. Electric EQ versions are becoming increasingly popular as urban charging infrastructure develops. The ForTwo Cabrio is popular in coastal areas for open-top driving.
What to Look for When Buying a Smart Car
Smart vehicles have a distinctive layout with the engine positioned under the trunk in the ForTwo model. For older generations, check the condition of the automated gearbox (Softouch, Softip) — it can be problematic on poorly serviced examples. Third-generation models (from 2014) use Renault platforms and engines. Electric EQ models require checking battery health and range. Pay attention to corrosion and body condition, especially on Cabrio versions.
Smart on the Montenegrin Market
In Montenegro, Smart is popular as a second household car or as a city car for the narrow streets of coastal towns such as Kotor, Budva and Herceg Novi. Low fuel consumption and easy parking make it a practical choice for the city. Servicing is carried out through the Mercedes-Benz authorized network or specialized workshops. Used prices are affordable, especially for older ForTwo generations.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Smart Cars
Yes, the Smart ForTwo is ideal for narrow streets in coastal towns such as Kotor, Budva, Herceg Novi and the Old Town in Bar. Its length makes it possible to park in places where larger cars cannot access.
The Smart ForTwo with a 1.0 petrol engine consumes on average 4.5–6 liters per 100 km. The electric EQ ForTwo has an energy cost below 15 kWh per 100 km, making it one of the most economical options in urban use.
Despite its compact size, Smart uses the Tridion safety cell — a reinforced frame that protects passengers in the event of a collision. Crash tests show that Smart provides safety comparable to larger city cars.
The EQ ForTwo offers a range of around 130–160 km per charge, which is enough for daily city use. Charging from a household socket takes 3–4 hours, while fast chargers can fill the battery in 40 minutes.
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