Smart – Common Problems

The most common Smart problems

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Problems solved during Smart’s recalls do not usually determine the reliability of the vehicle itself. Even the common-recalled model can be a good choice and vice versa.

However, it is good to be informed for what problems the manufacturer has recalled most often. At least to know whether the defect was fixed by the previous owner, when buying a second-hand car. You should check your vehicle VIN with your nearest Smart dealer using our special page.



If you wish to know more about possible problems of a specific car (e.g. real mileage, potential traffic accidents damages, odometer rollback, repairs, etc.), then we suggest going to HPI-Check.

Check the vehicle’s history


Common Problems :: Smart Recalls

Smart-EQ-fortwo-2022-rear-axle
27. 01. 2023

The screw between the rear axle and the body can come loose, causing disconnection or even complete detachment of the centre … .

Smart-EQ-fortwo-2020-windscreen
30. 08. 2021

The windscreen may be incorrectly bonded and could become detached from the body of the car in the event of a … .

Smart-fortwo-2020-roof-panel
27. 07. 2021

The adhesive bond between the roof section and the roof frame may become weak over time. As a result, the roof … .


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