The original brochure for the 2019 Hyundai Accent

[Daniel]

2019-accent.pdf https://share.google/h1R94gzlO7tGn2xMP

I found this while searching car sites. I'm buying a white one with give or take 20k miles.

I thought of buying many other nice used cars with even better build quality but older with more luxury.

I decided this is the car that's "me," the best value, and stealth as opposed to standing out, something I don't want at this stage of my life.

I would consider red and beige, too. I don't want black, don't like this shade of blue, and don't like this car in gray at all. Also, I'm not interested in and wouldn't buy it in silver.

These tend to have 20k- 40k and then jump to 70k- 100k. I decided the premium was worth it to have a car in like new condition.

I love the design of this car. It's definitely Korean, very harmonious, and had this Auto Union/ Audi grill for the last years it was sold in the US.

Do you think it's a good choice?

[AndyD]

Excellent choice, enough miles to show up any fault (which will have been fixed) but still barely run in; perfect age to avoid new car depreciation and high insurance.
Looks too

[Bernard]

My last car, the one that was totalled late last summer, was a 2014 Hyundai Accent. I liked it a lot. It was old enough to not have ridiculous and annoying features.

My current car is a Hyundai Elentra and I like it a lot as well. For a '25 model, it's not terribly laden with intrusive software. I love the auto headlight dimming feature, but I hate that in the middle of a sunny day, if I drive into the shade of a few trees for a few seconds, it beeps and flashes "You're headlights are off". I haven't figured out how to turn that off yet. Another bad feature is that the only interface to the stereo is Bluetooth. Period.