Used 2010 Hyundai Accent for Sale

My blue Hyundai Accent is a 2010 model that we (my mom and I) purchased in 2011. Initially, I thought the color was not attractive. I wanted a black car, but the cheery blue eventually won me over. My car is now nicknamed, "The Tardis," off of the TV show Doctor Who. The car has run very smooth since 2011, and it is now at 100,000. I seldom take my vehicle on the highway, so I think that contributed to the maintenance of my vehicle. I really like how I have a car that is the perfect size for my 5'1" stature. I have had no problem backing in and out of parking spots because the car is compact and easy to handle. It is only in the past 2 years that I've had to replace all 4 tires and do two major automotive fixes. For example, one major fix up was replacing a sensor that was important.

I purchased my Hyundai Accent used, but in almost new condition back in 2011. Over seven years, and 100,000 miles later it's still going strong - despite some minor mishaps along the way. When I was first deciding on what kind of car I wanted to purchase, I liked the overall style and size of the Accent. Even though it is a very small car, it never really feels crowded. I have two dogs - a larger German shepherd and a pit-bull terrier - they fit perfectly bucked up on the back seats! The trunk has optimal storage for a car of its size and is even made more spacious by reclining the set of backseats forward. The AC and heat both work fantastically - sometimes too well! I believe the gas mileage is pretty good and overall my experience driving this car has been really positive. If I could change anything, I'd appreciate having windows that are automatic instead of manual - as rolling the windows down can be a little awkward. Also, while driving on the interstate, especially during strong winds or storms, the car feels really light and flimsy - almost as if the wind is blowing my car into another lane. However, the most annoying thing is probably having to change the back plate lights when they go out. It's impossible to reach above the plate without special tools and I eventually had to have someone do it for me.