[nascarnation]

[GingisK]

If it weren’t for those nasty lithium batteries they would make great anchors.

[Sparticus]

Those cars always reminded me of those cheap plastic roller skates for little kids.

[vpintheak]

Cool! But I hope it doesn’t get too cold! Negative temps and batteries don’t work together very well.

[cincinnati65]

The nice thing about those cars is you don’t have to worry about parking. They come with a convenient carry handle and shoulder straps.

[Yo-Yo]

Hey, a little respect. A Smart ForTwo is a MERCEDES-BENZ!

[OldSmaj]

Somehow, a picture of a sno-go prepped Smart Car, in front of a sign that says “Autobahn”, and “European Performance and Repair”...it’s just not right.

[Gil4]

because the Smart is rear-engined and rear-wheel drive it seemed natural to try. There’s not many cars you can put tracks on, except a few Ferraris and Porsches.”

A Ferrari snowmobile - that's what I want to see.

[showme_the_Glory]

Or a wheel chalk for a bigrig.

[wbill]

Looks like a comfortable snowmobile.

I see one of these roller skates a couple of times a week on my commute. It's on a major interstate, 70-75 (or more) mph.

Car spends more time off the ground than on it, especially when 18 wheelers start blowing it around. I've resigned myself to seeing it mashed like a fly in a flyswatter, one day.

[mrsmith]

Great thinking!

You know, if every Democrat had a ‘smart car’ they’d have to walk to the polls...

[Ditter]

We don’t get snow here but I see these little cars zipping around on the freeways. If one of them gets smashed how would you even get the drivers body out? Could just bury car and all I guess.

[PLMerite]

Works better on a real vehicle:

I couldn't find an image of a Dodge Durango done up like this.