Hyundai Accent Usados en Venta en Orlando, FL

The horn is pathetic, the car takes a very long time to warm up or cool down even with the fan blowing cold/hot air full blast, and there aren't many additional features often found in newer cars, such as steering controls for the radio, Bluetooth, heated seats, or cruise control. Regarding maintenance, after 75,000 miles it starts to burn oil like crazy until you change out a particular piece in the engine. While the mileage is great, the gas tank could stand to hold more than 8 gallons.

The car has never approached the MPG claimed by the manufacturer. According to the sticker, I should get about 40 MPG highway and 31 city. I do mostly highway driving (about 85 miles a day), and I have never gotten over 33 MPG, ever. The gas mileage has been an issue for many owners, and Hyundai lost a class-action lawsuit for bloating the MPG numbers. Another thing that bothers me about the car is that the windshield frame is sloped too close to my head. I don't have the seat too close to the windshield, but if I lean forwards even a little, I hit my head on the sun visor. The worst about the car though, was that it developed unintended acceleration. The dealership tried to blame dirty fuel injectors, which is a fantastical claim. How could a dealership mechanic claim that a manufacturer would make millions of cars, all of which will at some point develop dirty fuel injectors, which may then cause the car to accelerate out of control and cause accidents, injuries, or worse.