Hyundai Accent Usados en Venta en Frisco, CO

I bought the vehicle used so I'm not sure if my review will be accurate or not. Probably not as it was no longer in the best shape. What I like best about it is the gas mileage. I regularly drive at least 20 miles a day, and only have to fill it about once in 2 weeks. That is the best gas mileage I have gotten of any car I have owned. I like the hatchback style because I deliver newspapers, and it's convenient to store and haul them in. There is no CD player in it, that was a drawback. Also, it has air conditioning capability, but the air no longer works. It is a manual transmission, which, again, is good for MPG rating, but something about the shifting gears is off. I'm not sure how to explain it, it just feels like the gears are rubbing against something inside, and it doesn't shift freely. I also wish it had cruise control, but then I guess it would have to be automatic. If they had an automatic option, I might even purchase a second one in the future, because I love the size/style of it. I'd like the next one to be in a brighter color though, as mine is boring silver-gray:( I'd love a tilt steering wheel and power windows, doors, etc. But that's what I get for buying a 15 year old vehicle!

I bought the 2003 Hyundai Accent at the time because I was looking for the absolute least expensive new car that I could get with an automatic transmission. Though I was looking for an inexpensive car and didn't expect much, I love the Accent. It's big enough for the 2 car seats I needed for 2 kids. The color I picked was Glacier Blue. It's like the color of the sky and the color and the car are absolutely beautiful to see in person. I've taken many photos of the car and it looked great. Time and again I got compliments for the car and people wanted to buy it from me, I never expected this from such an inexpensive car! The seats have been very comfortable. Couldn't imagine liking seats more. Steering wheel and pedals all have a perfect feel to them. Seatbelts are excellent. Dashboard looks great, is easy to read, in day time and night. All the knobs and switches are clearly marked and easy to use and work in an expected way. The Accent did have some shortcomings. Being the cheapest model I could get, I had no power windows. And I felt the sound system was missing some of the more exquisite features that could be found on more expensive cars. Though it sounded great. Also, in the past few years, some of the paint has been showing discoloration, probably from being kept outside for most of its life. Overall, the Accent has served me wonderfully for the many years that I've had it. I'd probably buy another Accent, the new current year sometime soon, as 2003 is quite the old model. I hope everyone in the world one day is able to experience enjoying a car the way I enjoyed my Accent.

I bought the car for two reasons: The claimed MPG and the price. I live more than forty miles from work, and I needed a car with better gas mileage than my Jeep Wrangler. I knew I would be driving the car almost exclusively for work, so gas mileage was a big selling point. I also did not want to break the bank, so this car seemed like a good fit. Outside of the gas mileage, the car is pretty nice. The interior is simple but clean, has the features I need without feeling like a cheap car.