Hyundai Accent Usados en Venta

This was one of my first cars ever owned. I have had the car for almost 2 years now and have racked up about 11,000 miles within this time span. The car is very small and compact and is perfect for shorter people like me. The car I have is silver and is a 4 door compact sedan. The car gets great mileage even though the tank is small I'm able to drive around for a while before having to fill the tank up again. The car gets about 400 miles per full fill up. The car rides very smoothly on the road, but on the highway you may not be able to go over 60 mph since the car is so small.

The 2012 Hyundai Accent is a great car. It looks nice and it is great on gas mileage. I spend about $20 a week on gas and drive all over town (Orlando metro) in both heavy city traffic and the freeway. The front seat area is nice and spacious, although the back seat area can be a bit snug. The seats in the front are not very comfortable. The trunk is large for lots of storage. There is a CD player with a nice display that comes standard. The air conditioner is icy cold, and that is important since I’m driving around in Florida which can get upwards to 100 degrees plus in the summer. It is a quick car with a lot of get-up. It accelerates much faster than all the other cars at a stop-light. It is fun to drive, even with the automatic transmission. It did not come standard with a spare tire for flats, but it did come with a can of Fix-a-flat. I have not had any technical problems with it, other than needing to take it in for oil changes. I bought it from the dealership and got their maintenance plan for $10 a month so all my repairs are covered.

I have the hatchback version of the Hyundai Accent. While small, it is a well-designed car. The interior is simple yet classy. It isn't covered in cheap plastic chrome. Overall, the car is responsive and very easy to maneuver around a city known for its tight streets. It is fuel efficient at 36 mpg. It's lack of size can easily be overcome by a installing a roof rack.