2014 Smart For Two Passion Electric (EV)

Luxury Amazing Coupe

1 Liter Electric

Automatic

WMEEJ9AA4EK748147

Clear

Electric

Outstanding 2014 Smart For Two Passion Electric! 5,700 Actual Miles-Battery Assurance Plan Warranty and Near Showroom Condition!! Just in from Mercedes Leasing is this excellent Smart EV that has a lot of warranty and low low miles.  It is finished in Black/Black with panoramic roof, power windows & locks, sport wheels and more>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>This car is CLEAN.  What a BLAST to drive.  Easily keeps with traffic, fast and fun. This car has lots of factory warranty and The BATTERY ASSURANCE PLUS+ Program The battery warranty program from Smart/Mercedes will be transferred to the new owner.  At a monthly fee of $80, should the battery pack need to be replaced, it will be done @ no charge to the customer.  This is a great option. Owner's books and manuals with two remote keys.  Listing for $20,ooo+ new, this car is an awesome value.  On the road, the electric version of the Smart For Two is smooth, quiet, and quick away from stops because its electric motor develops maximum torque as soon as it begins to rotate.  It's a heavier car, at roughly 2,000 pounds, than the gasoline Smart, but far smoother and delivers its electric power in one smooth surge.  The 2014 Smart Electric Drive has its 17.6-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack between the two layers of the sandwich floor. That means its weight is carried down low in the chassis, which makes the car handle well and corner flat.  A full recharge if the battery pack is entirely depleted takes 6 hours, using the car's onboard 3.3-kW charger and a 240-Volt Level 2 charging station, but recharging from 20 to 80 percent takes only 3.5 hours.  The 55-kilowatt (74-horsepower) electric drive motor powers the rear wheels, sitting where the 1.0-liter three-cylinder engine of regular Smart cars would be located.  The EPA rates the electric Smart's battery range at 68 miles--more than the Mitsubishi i-MiEV's 62 miles, but less than the 84 miles of the 2014 Nissan Leaf.  Visually, there's little difference between the two cars.  Inside, the Smart's interior is ergonomically correct. The electric Smart uses its two dash-top gauge pods for state-of-charge and power-delivery gauges unique to the battery-powered version.  There's plenty of room inside, even for two adults well over six feet tall, and both passengers sit relatively high, reducing the sense of being in a small car.  If you're not aware that the Smart ends less than 2 feet behind your back, it doesn't drive as small as it actually is--until you park it in a space better suited to a motorcycle than a car.   Check our 100% feedback and bid with confidence Call Ron @ 918-691-9999 To Discuss Details Or Make Arrangements Thank YOU !