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Studies find smart is the cheapest way to drive in Germany

Perhaps the cheapest way to get around is by walking, followed closely by cycling. But, if you want a roof over your head and four wheels on the ground, the cheapest way to drive in Germany is with a smart fortwo. Studies performed by auto motor und sport, Auto Bild, Autozeitung, the ADAC and now EurotaxSchwacke GmbH all come to the same conclusion. The latest numbers show that it costs €27.52 to drive 100 kilometers in a smart fortwo pure micro hybrid drive. It's not just fuel savings, though that certainly plays a part, as the study ... Read more →

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