Hyundai Accent Usados en Venta en Oklahoma City, OK

3.9

(140 Reseñas)

Calificación General

3.9

(140 Reseñas)

Valor

4.1

Desempeño

3.3

Comodidad

3.8

Eficiencia de Combustible

4.3

Confiabilidad

4.1

Reseñas de Dueños

3.9

140 Reseñas


En General	3.9

Valor	4.1

Desempeño	3.3

Estilo	3.7

Comodidad	3.8

Eficiencia de Combustible	4.3

Confiabilidad	4.1

2013 Hyundai Accent - Small car, big perks.

I originally bought this car because I wanted a small compact car that was good on gas and easy to handle. I was pleased with how well it is on gas, about 400 miles on a tank! It doesn't break the bank for a fill up and is the perfect height for my old dog to get in and out of for trips to the park! In the past 3 1/2 years of driving this car I have cover 50000+ miles with no electrical, engine, or body trouble. The trunk space is pleasantly large for the size. Sadly the car does not come with a spare tire or a jack! There is space for one but it must be purchased separately. My dog and I live this little car.

Historia

Taking the dog to the lake! My poor old pup loves to swim but couldn't get in or out of my old SUV. Thus car is just great for her to jump in and out of without help. We loaded up one hot day and off to the Lake Hefner we went.

A Favor

My favorite features of the car are the great fuel economy efficiency and the large trunk space.

En Contra

No spare tire or jack!

2015 Hyundai Accent - Hyundai Accent is a very compactable car.

I like the handling of this car. Three stages of suspension stiffening is plenty to cover your ground. I like the power button. More sensitive throttle response. Plenty of DCT control. Love the rev matching. Steering is tight. It's a race car for your daily commute.

Historia

College life and enjoying driving to other states with my friends in my car.

A Favor

The 2015 Hyundai Accent has one engine choice, a 137-horsepower four cylinder. It delivers a particularly enjoyable driving experience, especially on city roads. The base engine is stronger than the base engine of most of its rivals in the subcompact class. The base trim has an optional automatic transmission and higher trims have automatic transmission as the standard choice. Both work well with the base engine.

En Contra

The Accent has worse safety ratings than most other subcompacts, with especially weak results on the small overlap front test from the IIHS. Other cars in this category earned higher ratings and even awards for safety, making the Accent's weak performance a little puzzling. The problem is compounded by the lack of advanced safety features that rival cars carry as options or standard. The Accent does not come with many features standard, and on top of that there are few options at any trim level. What you see is more or less what you get. Other subcompacts allow for adding more advanced fea... (more)