Inside, the Hyundai Accent has a look and feel that's a cut above most rivals with patterned upholstery, a sculpted dash and a modern overall design. Although some drivers may be bothered by the lack of a telescoping steering wheel as standard equipment on most trims, taller passengers will find all but the rear center seat roomy and comfortable. Cargo space is also quite accommodating, especially in the hatchback models. The Hyundai Accent was fully redesigned for 2012, marking its fourth generation. Compared to the previous generation, this Accent is roomier inside, with a more stylish design and a more powerful and fuel-efficient engine. There haven't been any major changes since, although the optional telescoping steering wheel didn't become available until 2014.

It got the vehicle used when my original vehicle broke down. It is a bit more compact than my previous vehicle, a Toyota Corolla. It is very good with gas and mileage. The seats can be a little less stiff, but they are too bad. The body of the vehicle seems to be made of plastic as my bumper accidentally scuffed on a parking block and accidentally got removed. I was able to pop it back into place, until it happened a second time. Otherwise, it's a pretty good little car, perfect for my daughter and I.