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If you are looking to take your Smart fortwo to the next level of personalization, then some snazzy new exterior stickers are just for you. Combine the stickers with newly released Brabus interior and exterior accessories and your Smart car is sure to stand out.



The new art stickers represent yet another way to customize one of the most customizable vehicles available. The art stickers are available in six different motifs that range from sporty to trendy to flowery. Each motif will suit a different taste and make every Smart unique. The adhesive foil stickers are applied to the tridion safety cell of the vehicle and provide a "look at me" factor that some owners may be fond of.



If stickers don't suit your taste, you can choose one of the new Brabus accessories to customize your Smart. On the inside, Brabus offers an eight piece, carbon fiber look dress up kit. On the outside, Brabus now offers a light emitting diode daytime running light kit and a LED third brake light kit.



All of the artsy stickers and accessories can be purchased from and installed by your local Smart dealer. Customization does not come cheap. The stickers retail for over $300, the carbon trim comes in around $400, daytime running lights set you back another $750, and that third brake lamp comes in at a bargain-basement $175.







Gallery: Smart Brabus Customization

[Source: Daimler]

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