Toy-looking, four-wheeled creature is basically a real car. And if you're conscious of helping the environment, this is a good selection. Built in an environmentally-friendly production resource dubbed Smartville in Hambach, France, its producing process is optimized, as it only uses water-soluble paint and powder-coating processes that get rid of solvents.

Body panels are absolutely re-usable and the instrument panel is made of the renewable material flax. Have you got a Swatch watch and need an auto to go with it? The fortwo can reply to that demand, as it was lead by the watch company founder Nicolas Hayek as a practical, enviro-conscious machine. Now a unit of Daimler-Chrysler, North Americans can eventually get their hands on it. The base auto, dubbed "pure," is under $12,000, but "passion," the subsequent trim level up, is a good compromise of price, sportiness and potency at $14,000.

Actually, you will get a micro sport automobile: rear-wheel drive from a rear-mounted engine controlled by a manumatic transmission! Interior design has made it quite spacious and comfortable and headroom is completely satisfactory; much better than the micro autos of yesteryear like the Fiat 5 hundred. Lots of you're going to be worried about the safety, but be assured the "tridion" safety cell built out of fortified steel is here to guard you. Its longitudinal and cross members are designed to turn on the crumple areas of the other cars concerned.

For what it's engineered to do city driving and simplicity of parking the fortwo excels, and is extremely stylish in the midst and help the environment.