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Genuine smart car Dashboard instruments - Fuel-efficient yet always on time!
Get the Cockpit Clock and Rev Counter for that unmistakable look – a must for the smart ForTwo. Both instruments swivel so that they are always in your field of vision. Installation is simply since they plug right in. |
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