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SMART x Hermes
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Wow... kinda cute, but I'd hate to see how much more it costs over MSRP for a normal version of the SMART.Originally Posted by rach2jlc
Nevertheless, I can see this being a big hit in Japan.
Never underestimate the retail power of the limited collaboration in Japan.
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it has a 6 minute battery lifeOriginally Posted by ghulkhan
For sure. I returned my to Target.
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Nevertheless, I can see this being a big hit in Japan.Originally Posted by rach2jlc
I doubt it. Smart cars are not even that popular in Japan.
They are very popular in Europe, but I don`t think anyone would be stupid enough to buy the expensive Hermes version.
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I wouldn't be surprised if the Hermes Smartcar costs more than a C- or even an E-Class.
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I doubt it. Smart cars are not even that popular in Japan.Originally Posted by Dragon
They are very popular in Europe, but I don`t think anyone would be stupid enough to buy the expensive Hermes version.
QFT. There are so many better (more powerful, spacious, economical, dont handle like a roller skate, etc) domestic Kei Cars here. Though I did see this monstrosity in Jyugaoka a couple years ago:
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I understood CoachxLexus, MaseratixFerragamo, VersacexLamborghini, and so forth, but Hermes, being more "high-class" than any of the other labels spicing up a sub $15k car does not seem very logical.
However, I find it interesting and would probably buy it if I were stupid and rich.
However, I find it interesting and would probably buy it if I were stupid and rich.
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I understood CoachxLexus, MaseratixFerragamo, VersacexLamborghini, and so forth, but Hermes, being more "high-class" than any of the other labels spicing up a sub $15k car does not seem very logical.Originally Posted by Casey
However, I find it interesting and would probably buy it if I were stupid and rich.
Agree with your first paragraph, have to disagree with the second paragraph.
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