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Smart ForJeremy
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Smart ForJeremy is ready to wow Los Angeles

I imagine Jeremy Clarkson's email inbox blew up today since a new car is about to be introduced that is called the Smart ForJeremy. The British car reviewer will have to constantly reply to the idea saying he's got nothing to do with it. Further more, he probably really hates this. Smart ForJeremy Not only is the asking annoying, the...

Smart ForTwo by BoxFresh
SmartTuning

Smart ForTwo Cabrio done in Boxfresh styling

It is rare that people don't customize their very own Smart ForTwo. As a car that is aimed at environmentalists and fashionistas alike, owners tend to reflect their strong opinionated nature in the appearance of the Smart they own. What is rare however is when tuning companies or other such endeavors actually take the time to work on the petit...

Fiat 500 by Gucci
Fiat

Gucci styles up the Fiat 500

We all know the Fiat 500 is nothing other than a Fiat Panda dressed up as a fashion accessory. It's in this sort of environment that you know you can't afford to fall behind. That's why, in preparation for the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, Fiat will make the 500 even more fashionable by employing the services of a fashion house...

Citroen DS3 Orla Kiely
Citroen

Citroen DS3 undertakes a styling exercise

A lot has been said about the Citroen DS3, a lot of words have been uttered and a lot of praise came around to being written in regards to its looks. Somehow, that wasn't enough for the French. Citroen just leaped one more step forward in terms of styling for their DS3. What we have here is simple, the French...

Nissan Cube Graphics
Nissan

Graphics are getting big on the automotive market

After Ford sort of chipped away at the welcome and acceptance of graphics into the world of production cars with the 2011 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor other manufacturers steadily step into this area. It seems that now Nissan is interested in the whole graphics bit available to the public via automotive manufacturers. The Japanese went for a less serious approach...