New Smart ForTwo Brabus 2016 review - pictures

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<span>The 898cc three-cylinder engine sees power boosted from 89bhp to 108bhp</span>
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<span>Torque has also increased, up by 35nm to 170nm</span>

<span>The Brabus completes the 0-62mph sprint in 9.5 seconds</span>
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<span>The six-speed Dual Clutch gearbox shifts quickly and even offers a launch control-style Race Start function </span>

<span>Smart have calibrated the ForTwo Brabus' steering for ‘increased return torque’, providing greater feedback</span>
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<span>Grip is impressive and helps create an entertaining drive </span>

<span>Firmer sports suspension and tweaked ESP reduces body roll through corners</span>
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<span>The Brabus sports exhaust makes a distinctive burble</span>

<span>The Smart ForTwo Brabus interior features leather seats, a unique dash and exclusive floor mats</span>
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<span>Interior room remains impressive just like the standard ForTwo</span>

<span>Unique dials serve as a reminder you're in the Brabus version</span>
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<span>Visually the ForTwo Brabus gains a sportier bodykit </span>

<span>17" alloy wheels are fitted to the Brabus</span>
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<span>Matt grey rear diffuser wraps round the twin chrome tailpipes </span>

<span>Overall the third-generation ForTwo Brabus is surprisingly entertaining to drive if a little on the pricey side </span>
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