The Smart Fortwo is the definitive two-seat city car, short enough to park nose-in to the kerb and built around a rear-mounted engine. Despite its minimalist cabin, the Fortwo tracks service intervals electronically and those counters need clearing after work. Owners commonly carry out an oil service reset to switch off the maintenance reminder, a service interval reset after scheduled servicing, and a TPMS reset on later models. The reset menus changed across the Fortwo’s generations, from the early 450 to the Renault-based 453. Find your Fortwo generation in the list below to open the reset guide written for that version.