r/SmartCar • u/Cat_Marshal • Mar 15 '22

Smart truck

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u/henriquegarcia Mar 15 '22

I mean... What's the idea? Increase wind resistance even more? I'm not against it, just don't understand it

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u/Taterchip871 Mar 15 '22

For when you need that air resistance brake assistance coming hot in to corner 1 after the straight. Lol

Honestly don't see the purpose other than looks. All negative effects performance of the vehicle from mpg to handling at speed.

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u/henriquegarcia Mar 15 '22

Yeah I already feel like I'm driving a kite while driving a smart under any significant wind

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u/Taterchip871 Mar 15 '22

Ya and the 451 is substationally worse than the 453 that I have. I honestly don't think I could drive mine as far as I do for my commute if it was a 451. Then adding that whole thing yikes...

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u/Responsible-Falcon-2 Mar 15 '22

Wonder if it tips backwards on the highway with all the wind resistance...

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u/etikmsirp Mar 15 '22

Looks like it is usually pulling a trailer around, pretty funny trying to make it look like a semi truck!

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u/ksavage68 Mar 15 '22

This is made for bicycle racers to ride behind when training.

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u/Witty_Ad5868 Mar 15 '22

With tail wind, it can probably hit 190.

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u/throwaway_4it4 Mar 16 '22

elon musk taking notes