Video: 2010 Commuter Cars Tango

And small cars have had a lot of interest lately, but we're taking a look at one of the smallest ones right now, and it's the commuter cars Tango. It differs from the smart fortwo, and that it's a much narrower car, it's designed for commuting, but it also offers really great performance. With a smart fortwo is a very short car. The Tango is really narrow and that gives you some advantages over the Smart. In states that allow lane splitting, you can drive between when traffic is slowed down or stopped, and you can also park in some very tight spaces. So it's really an interesting design that offers a lot of practicality if you have to commute. The Tango's narrow layout means if you have a passenger with you, they have to ride behind you. But this car also offers a lot of performance. The commuter cars claims that this can accelerate from zero to 60 in four seconds, and it has a thousand pounds-feet of torque from its electric motor. Now you might think a narrow car like this can't be very stable, but commuter car says that it is. There's more than 2000 pounds of battery and additional weight below the floor. And they say that gives this car a static stability factor equal to a five-star rating from the NH TSA. The range for the tango depends on what type of battery you get. With the lead acid battery system, it's about 60 miles on a charge, but if you go for the lithium ion batteries, it can be more than 200 miles according to commuter cars. Now you're probably wondering how much does this car cost? Well, it's actually quite expensive right now. They're selling for about $108,000. That only gets you the kit, you have to put it together yourself, but if you want a unique ride, it's really hard to top something like this. For more car related news, go to cars.com or our blog kicking tires.net.