As I was talking with my parents on Skype yesterday (they live in Budapest, Hungary) my father told me that the Smart car was coming the United States early next year. My dad knows how much I love this little car. Indeed, I fell in love with it the first time I encountered it on the streets of Paris. It’s small, cute, and cool! Unfortunately, my husband does not want any part of this new “love affair.” He is convinced that this small car cannot be safe. But the Smart website claims it otherwise: the car boasts of a tridion safety cell (sounds pretty cool to me), which is made from three layers of steel that are reinforced at strategic points. It is like a nut that is protected by its hard outside shell. But it has a host of other safety equipment as well. (Read on about it at the Smart website at
www.smartusa.com) However, what is also really cool about the Smart cars is that they choose 100% recyclable synthetics for things like our dashboards and wheel housing covers in order to be eco and environmentally friendly. How can anyone resist this much “coolness”?
As I was talking with my parents on Skype yesterday (they live in Budapest, Hungary) my father told me that the Smart car was coming the United States early next year. My dad knows how much I love this little car. Indeed, I fell in love with it the first time I encountered it on the streets of Paris. It’s small, cute, and cool! Unfortunately, my husband does not want any part of this new “love affair.” He is convinced that this small car cannot be safe. But the Smart website claims it otherwise: the car boasts of a tridion safety cell (sounds pretty cool to me), which is made from three layers of steel that are reinforced at strategic points. It is like a nut that is protected by its hard outside shell. But it has a host of other safety equipment as well. (Read on about it at the Smart website at www.smartusa.com) However, what is also really cool about the Smart cars is that they choose 100% recyclable synthetics for things like our dashboards and wheel housing covers in order to be eco and environmentally friendly. How can anyone resist this much “coolness”?
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