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smart fortwo (C453)
The Smart Fortwo is a rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 2-seater hatchback city car manufactured and marketed by the Smart division of Daimler AG, introduced in 1998, now in its third generation. Marketed in 46 countries worldwide, Fortwo production had surpassed 1.7 million by early 2015.
The Fortwo is noted for its 2.5-metre (8.2 ft) - 2.69-metre (8.8 ft) overall length, high H-point seating, offset passenger and driver seats (in the first and second generation, the passenger seat is 15 centimetres further rearward than the driver’s), automated manual transmission (1st and 2nd generation), De Dion tube rear suspension, low CO2 emissions (119 grams per kilometre, North America, 1.0 Liter), two-part rear hatch, interchangeable plastic body panels and prominent steel hemispherical safety-cell, which is marketed as the Tridion cell and is often provided in a contrasting color to the vehicle's body panels.
Third generation (Build series C453, A453, 2014–present)
Designed under the direction of Kai Sieber with designer Michael Gebhardt, the third generation made its worldwide debut on July 16, 2014, having been jointly developed with Renault. The third generation is available as the 3-door 2-seater (internally designated as the C453 build series) and 5-door 4-seater (internally designated the W453 build series), marketed as the Fortwo and Forfour, respectively. Motor Trend reported prior to its introduction that the third generation was to share approximately 70% of its parts with the third generation Renault Twingo.
The third generation Fortwo is powered by either of two 3-cylinder engines; a 1.0-litre engine producing 71 bhp, and 67 lb ft of torque and a turbocharged 0.9-litre (898 cc) 89 bhp engine with 100 lb ft of torque
Sao Bras De Alportel, Faro, Portugal
These little cars are incredible. So many times I saw them parked where I thought only bicycles could have parked.
Plastic Smart ForTwos in approximately 1/76 scale produced as a marketing tie-up between Smart and Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs. Blue is the original type, red the second generation.
A micro-scale smart car. A friend of mine owns a smart so when I created these she insisted that I build an all-black one to match her car! It's not in the photo because it's on her dashboard :)
this car is so cool. it's neat to see it sitting next to one of the most common, big vehicles -- a suburban.
ESTORIL
Estoril is a seaside resort and civil parish of the Portuguese municipality of Cascais. The Estoril coast is close to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. It starts in Carcavelos, 15 kilometres from Lisbon, and stretches as far as Guincho, often known as Costa de Estoril-Sintra or Lisbon Coast (Costa de Lisboa).
The two main resort towns are Estoril and Cascais. Estoril has a famous casino, Casino Estoril. Estoril was the residence of Juan de Borbón, pretender to the Spanish throne during the last part of the 20th century.
The population of Estoril parish/village in 2001 was 23,769, its density is 2,702/km² and the area is 8.79 km².
Estoril used to be a significant fishing port. Due to the vision of Fausto Cardoso de Figueiredo and his partner Augusto Carreira de Sousa, it became an international tourist destination during and after the Second World War. During this time a high number of refugees came to Estoril. Miklós Horthy (†1957), the regent of Hungary, lived and died in exile in Estoril after the Second World War. Juan Carlos I of Spain, Umberto II of Italy and Carol II of Romania also lived in Estoril during this time.
The Estoril area has supported Estoril as the flagship of Portuguese tourism. The area was initially called the Sun Coast but is now known as the Estoril Coast.
The area Cascais-Estoril is nowadays ranked as one of the most expensive places to live in Portugal.
MONTE ESTORIL
The beautiful hill town of Monte Estoril is situated between Estoril and Cascais. The town, which houses the Verdades-Faria Museum, was built in 1917 by Jorge O'Neil. Later on, in 1942, the building was bought by Mantero Belard and dedicated to the support of the arts and artists. Following his death, the building was donated to Cascais Council under the name of Verdades Faria and eventually housed the Regional Portuguese Music Museum.
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Photo showing Jonas Bodingbauer's (AT) Smart Clock.
Jonas Bodingbauer (AT)
Credit: Florian Voggeneder
Dholera Smart City: Phase-I is a residential township having residential plots, villas and bungalows and will be launched in Greater Dholera, outskirts of Dholera SIR. The township is located at the poshest Fedra-Pipli road close to the Proposed International Airport of Dholera. The residential township is only 5 minutes away from International airport. And it is 8 minutes away from the Dholera SIR border. It is 2 minutes away from the Bhavnagar-Vattaman Highway. 3 minutes away from the proposed 6lane highway between Ahmadabad and Bhavnagar for which land has been acquired from farmers and payment have been made to them too.