2013 Hyundai Accent

The 2013 Hyundai Accent has plenty of standard features, some of the highest fuel economy ratings in the class and impressive interior space for its size. Critics say it isn’t speedy, but most don’t seem to mind. The Hyundai Accent received an extensive overhaul for the 2012 model year, and reviewers were very satisfied with the results. They said the new Accent is nothing like the previous generation. Its exterior is stylish; its list of safety and technology features is long; and its fuel economy ratings are high. For the 2013 model year, the Accent receives some more changes. Air conditioning, a stereo, satellite radio and a USB port are now standard on the base Accent.

Reviewers think k the Accent gives its competitors a run for their money because it’s a great value. It t has outstanding fuel economy ratings, a lot more standard interior r features than it used to and a quiet cabin n that’s pretty spacious for its size. After spending some time driving the Accent, car reviewers aren’t wowed by its performance. It’s not especially fun to drive, they say, but its quiet engine and adequate ate power make it a capable companion for driving around town or hitting the highway. Auto critics agree that the Accent is about as practical as it gets in this class.

The Hyundai Accent was completely redesigned for the 2012 model year, and for 2013, the Accent gains standard keyless entry, heated side mirrors, air conditioning and a stereo with USB and auxiliary ports. Side mirrors with turn signal indicators and a power sunroof are optional.

The 2013 Hyundai Accent ha s one of the highest horsepower ratings among subcompac t s, but several reviewers say the Accent doesn’t drive like it and that it’s steering isn’t accurate. They’re slightly disappointed with these factors, but appreciate that the Accent’s gears shift smoothly and that it has great gas mileage.

Reviewers think the 2013 Hyundai Accent looks rather appealing. “The Accent’s puckered front fascia — it looks like a fish or someone about to steal a kiss — is in line with its larger siblings, and the sweeping side character lines give the lit tle hatchback a dash of panache,” says Automobile Magazine.

The automotive press says the 2013 Hyundai Accent’s cabin is pretty impressive for a car at its price point. Seating is spacious, standard features are many, and though interior quality is considered cheap by some, the plastics aren’t disappointing for the class.

Only the federal government has tested the 2013 Hyundai Accent so far, and gives it good safety scores.

The 2013 Hyundai Accent has one of the longest warranties in its cla ss. Its powertrain warranty, for example, lasts for 10 years or 100,000 miles.