One of the biggest questions to consider with tiny cars like the Smart ForTwo is what happens in a crash? The Smart is only eight and a half feet long. The first generation Smart has been tested ...

File this one under “Freakin’ Sweet Videos”. Our intrepid boss, Jason Calacanis, sent us a link to a page on Mercedez-Benz Canada’s website that has videos of the smart fortwo being crash tested ...

A head-on collision between a two-seat Smart ForTwo and the larger Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan shows how the passenger compartment can get squeezed in a severe crash.

Reassuring people that its tiny Fortwo city car is{}safe{}must be a constant struggle for Daimler's Smart brand. In Europe, where the diminutive cars roam around streets barely wider than the car, ...