The SMART EQ FORTWO is a tiny, all-electric two-seat city car, designed for easy urban trips rather than family duties or long motorway journeys. In the UK it occupies a distinctive niche: smaller and easier to park than most hatchbacks, while offering a quiet, zero-tailpipe-emission alternative to petrol city cars. Mycarcheck.com records 982 look-ups covering 433 distinct VINs, a useful sample of UK interest. Across those checks, the average private-sale valuation was £11,200, recorded mileage averaged 11,000 miles and annual mileage was 2,000. Cars had an average of about one previous keeper, suggesting many examples have had limited ownership changes. That low-use profile suits commuters and city residents needing a second car for short errands, particularly with home charging. Its compact shape and electric drive make parking easy and running costs low, but two seats and limited range make it less versatile than the Renault Zoe and larger electric hatchbacks.