Smart Roadster in Denmark

Key figures for the Smart Roadster (model family) registered in Denmark today.

Passenger cars

102

#4 among Smart models

Driven per year

6,348

Whole fleet: 15,096 km/year

Average age

21.6 years

Leased

1.0%

Electric cars

0.0%

The Smart Roadster is a rare sight in the Danish car fleet, with 102 registered cars today. It is a small sports roadster, and in Denmark today it is petrol-only, with 100% running on petrol and 0% electric.

These cars are old by Danish standards, with an average age of 22 years, and they drive about 6,300 km per year, well below the fleet average of 15,100. A free plate check on FastCarCheck.dk shows Motorregistret data such as registration status, the latest syn with odometer reading, and whether the car was imported or leased.

For a used Smart Roadster, that matters because age, mileage, and registration details are often more important than simple adverts. The check also shows previous number plates and VIN, plus technical specs and likely paint codes.

Odometer by age

Average odometer reading at the latest inspection, by the car’s age. The first inspection is normally in year 4, so there are few readings for brand-new cars.

  • Smart Roadster
  • Whole fleet
0k125k250k0510152025Smart Roadster · 19 yrs: 153,250 kmSmart Roadster · 20 yrs: 127,588 kmSmart Roadster · 21 yrs: 134,296 kmSmart Roadster · 22 yrs: 141,909 km
0k125k250k0510152025Smart Roadster · 19 yrs: 153,250 kmSmart Roadster · 20 yrs: 127,588 kmSmart Roadster · 21 yrs: 134,296 kmSmart Roadster · 22 yrs: 141,909 km

Age (years)

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Age (years)Smart RoadsterWhole fleet
1—17,333
2—35,367
3—64,371
4—74,727
5—92,191
6—106,523
7—126,711
8—140,557
9—155,376
10—165,782
11—179,267
12—184,456
13—208,112
14—208,850
15—221,998
16—211,661
17—221,278
18—218,540
19153,250222,062
20127,588217,187
21134,296226,995
22141,909225,343
23—236,516
24—231,418
25—228,910
Fuel
  • Petrol 100.0%
Current fleet by year of first registration
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YearCars
200338
200429
200515
200618
20071
20081

Before you buy a used Smart Roadster

  1. 01

    Check the latest syn and odometer

    Look at the latest syn, which is the Danish periodic inspection, and compare the odometer reading with the seller’s story. If the car is close to a new inspection, ask whether it has had an omsyn, meaning a re-inspection after failing.

  2. 02

    Compare mileage with age

    These cars are around 22 years old on average, so the mileage should make sense for that age. A low odometer reading is not automatically better if the car has stood unused for long periods.

  3. 03

    Confirm petrol-only basics

    The model family in Denmark is petrol-only today, so there is no battery or charging check needed. Instead, focus on ordinary petrol-car paperwork and condition, especially after long storage or light use.

  4. 04

    Check import and leasing history

    The plate check shows whether the car was imported used and whether it was leased. Both can matter when you want a clear picture of how the car entered the Danish market and how it was used.

  5. 05

    Use previous number plates and VIN

    Previous number plates and the VIN help you match the car to its identity and past registration records. This is useful when the car has changed plates or has a more complicated Danish history.

  6. 06

    Ask for service book and invoices

    The plate check does not show service history, so ask the seller for the service book and invoices. Also check earlier inspection reports at findsynsrapport.esyn.dk and any debt or liens in Bilbogen at tinglysning.dk.

Questions about the Smart Roadster

How many Smart Roadster cars are registered in Denmark today?

There are 102 registered Smart Roadster cars in Denmark today. That makes it a fairly rare model on Danish roads.

How far do they drive each year?

The average is 6,300 km per year. That is well below the Danish car fleet average of 15,100 km per year.

How old are Smart Roadster cars in Denmark?

The average age is 22 years. Most Danish cars of this model were first registered between 2003 and 2006, with 2003 the most common first registration year.

How much of the Danish fleet is electric?

For the Smart Roadster in Denmark, the share is 0% electric and 100% petrol. It is therefore a petrol model, not an EV or hybrid.

Buying a used Smart Roadster?

Look up the number plate and see that car’s data from the Motor Register.