2005 Hyundai Accent Unknown

Hyundai designed the Accent to offer a lot of style, sophistication and content in a small package, and that's exactly what you get with this '05 sedan. It's built on a substantial platform and powered by a clean and sophisticated 1.6-liter double overhead-cam engine. A competent subcompact car that's big inside and sprightly on the roads, it includes an impressive array of standard safety features and is certainly worthy of being considered on your short list alongside more expensive models from other manufacturers. There are lots of standard features that make the ride comfortable and convenient like the 172-watt AM/FM/CD audio system with six speakers. Several nice touches prevent the Accent from feeling like a cheap econobox. Among them: dampened grab handles, a thick roof lining, center folding front and rear armrests, a tilt steering wheel, a micro roof-mounted antenna, driver and passenger side-illuminated vanity mirrors, cabin air filtration, remote trunk and fuel cap releases, and a windshield shade band. What's more, Hyundai includes safety features such as six airbags and antilock brakes as standard equipment, making the Accent among the least expensive cars on the market with these important safety features. Nobody buying a Hyundai Accent will expect sizzling performance, yet the 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine is surprisingly snappy. The Accent GLS automatic has no problem keeping up with traffic and it's more than happy cruising at speed on the freeway. Rear-seat leg room and headroom is not too bad unless the car is full of six-footers. Getting into the back seat is easy since Hyundai located the rear wheels farther back, so the wheel well does not intrude into the door opening as much. Overall, the driving characteristics and performance of this Accent make it an ideal commuter car. I don't have to tell you cars in this class and price range are in high demand. Hurry in today for a test drive and help us make it yours!