2009 Hyundai Accent Review: Reliable & Spacious Compact Car

Alex Showalter
Aug 9, 2022

The 2009 Hyundai Accent lasts around 250,000 miles with only some minor air bag sensor and timing belt issues. At $3,692 to $4,943, it’s a good value for a practical compact car.

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likeFilled The Good
The seats are very comfortable, passenger space is good for its size and the repair costs are lower than average.
dislikeFilled The Bad
The engine is weak for a car of its size, the suspension is overly firm and the transmission shifts slowly between gears.

Is the 2009 Hyundai Accent a Good Used Car?

  • Yes, 2009 is a good year for the Accent. Owner reviews praise the low ownership costs, reliable engine, and smooth suspension.
  • Interior material quality is average for a compact car with durable fabrics used throughout the cabin, but the technology is very basic.
  • Reliability ratings are better than average. Models from 20052010 are all good cars, with a surge in mechanical problems reported for 20112013.
  • Performance is poor from the 4-cylinder engine which is weaker than rivals.
  • The Accent is reasonably safe, getting 4 out of 5 stars overall in government crash tests, but only getting 3 stars in the rear passenger side impact test.
  • Fuel economy is excellent and averages around 29 MPG, which should give owners about 345 miles of range out of the 11.9 gallon gas tank.

Positive Owner Reviews

accountCircle Mia M
First Car: Major Blessing
So this is my first car ever and it holds a special place in my heart! When I got the car, it was used, but in great condition! I will say to make sure you keep up with the maintenance of it because when I went to get an oil change, I found out there were some things that needed to get updated even though the previous owner kept it up to par, like changing of the timing belt and such, but besides that, I really have no complaints. It's small, but gets around places I need to be.
accountCircle sherry s
It is an ideal short trip vehicle. Very good for local use, ie shopping trips.
It is small and very maneuverable which i like. Quite economical on fuel. Easy to park. Not much to complain about although the ride is a bit "stiff".
accountCircle Nancy H
My car is very reliable with no mechanical issues.
My car is very reliable and cute too. It's very good for winter driving. And is virtually problem free.
accountCircle Lorraine J
It is a quite reliable, durable and fuel efficient vehicle.
I love my car. Itis fuel efficient, it's easy to drive. It is a comfortable car and roomy despite it being a smaller car. It is quite reliable and durable, have had no major problems in all the time I've had this car.
accountCircle paul s
It is very economical to own.
Like the size and maneuverability as well as the fuel economy. Also the trunk space is ideal for my needs. Only negative is that the ride is somewhat stiff.
accountCircle Luna W
Hyundai Accent: a fun reliable car.
The Hyundai Accent gets very good gas mileage, and is comfortable and fun to drive. It is easy to park in small spaces such as parallel parking and parking decks and easy to move through traffic. It doesn't offer that much power but enough to get where you are going. I have had no major problems mechanically. It has plenty of room especially if you lay the back seats down. The accent is not ideal for more than 3-4 occupants because of its compact size.
accountCircle Marjorie G
Defining a car's value by its affordability and reliability.
I bought a 2-door hatchback Accent because I valued the load capacity vs passenger comfort. This was ignoring the fact that grandchildren grow, but it was my only oversight. My car has been dependable, and its operation and maintenance has met my level of affordability. I have been very satisfied with the hyundai dealership and service department. 1) I found the car affordable with a cash-back offer, 2) there was a 5 year bumper-to-bumper warranty and an additional 5 year warranty on the powertrain, and 3) the service department took excellent care of my car, including items that came up through the company regarding recalls. I have gotten the value out of the money I have spent on this car.
accountCircle Nicole S
Must-see 2009 Hyundai accent!
My Hyundai accent gets almost 30 mpg on the highway and about 28 mpg in the city. It is a small car with a hatchback trunk that is very roomy. I bought it fully loaded with ac, power windows and locks, and Sirius XM radio. It has only had to have minor repairs in the 9 years that I have had it. The cloth seats stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Negative Owner Reviews

accountCircle James R
This car is a lemon and money pit
Has only 90,000 miles on it and it is the biggest piece of junk. Everyday something else breaks on it. Heater doesn't work, had to replace alternator, front struts, right front axle. Left and right wheel bearings. Washer motor stopped working. This car is a lemon.
accountCircle Cameron M
DO NOT BUY THIS CAR IT WILL BE IN THE SHOP LONGER THAN ON THE ROAD.
I had 2 wheel studs break before 31k miles. I had a misfire at 41k miles. Now I'm at 53k miles, and I need new shocks, knock sensor, and windshield motor. LEMON.
accountCircle Faye F
It is not fast enough. It is a 4-cylinder car with about 290, 000 miles on it.
Outdated features and always feels like I might easily get hit by a truck or other car on the highway.
accountCircle Teresa S
Too many problems for a new car in a short time.
It's had a lot of issues, the weather stripping has to constantly be put back in place, the airbag light has been on for ever. I've had to replace transmission coils repeatedly. The exterior door handle broke off. It's just had a lot of issues I have never had on previous cars. And this was my first brand new car. Id never get a Hyundai again.
accountCircle Abby A
I like it because it saves gas and it is a compact.
I do not like my car as much as I want because it is manual and automatic cars is what I want. Also the way that I make the changes of this car does not make them well. Also it turns off every time I do not make the right changes like first or second and make me feel uncomfortable and stressed. That is the only thing I do not like of this case. In other words, I like that is compact and save in gas.
accountCircle Alex O
Low quality made, cheaply made. I'm over it not interested in commenting anymore..
Cheap quality parts, cheaply made. I'm over it. Not interested.
accountCircle Danyele M
It gets okay gas mileage and gets me around town but it does not have a lot of power and does not keep out road noise when going higher rates of speed.
It is an okay car. Small and does not have a lot of power. I have to turn off heat or A/C when accelerating in to traffic so that i can get up to speed easier.
accountCircle Melanie B
I like the gas mileage I get on it with driving a smaller vehicle. I can drive nearly two weeks on it with a full tank of gas.
Even though it has only 55,000 miles on it I've had to replace many parts on it I don't think I should have at this point. I will never buy one again.

What Do Critics Say About the Hyundai Accent?

  • Consumer Reports says the Accent is pleasant to drive and comfortable, with average owner satisfaction scores.
  • Edmunds gives the Accent a 4.5/5 and praises the nice stereo system, but doesn’t like the stiff suspension.
  • Kelley Blue Book users rate the Accent 4.3/5 and enjoy the ease of parking in large cities, but owners don’t like the lack of cargo space compared to rivals.

What Common Problems Does the 2009 Hyundai Accent Have?

The most common problems found on the 2009 Hyundai Accent include air bag sensor issues, broken timing belts, and cracked bumpers. Overall, the problems are not very serious compared to other compact cars and repair costs are lower than rivals as well.

Air bag sensor issues show up on a lot of Accent models at around 100,000 miles. When the system has issues a light will turn on at the dash. The source of the problem is a failed sensor, which costs about $150 to replace.

Broken timing belts show up on some Hyundai Accent models at around 100,000 miles as well. It’s recommended to replace the timing belt every 60,000 to 90,000 miles. If the belt does break you will need to replace it, costing about $800.

Cracked rear bumpers are another issue reported by owners at around 50,000 miles. In some Accent models, the clips that hold the bumper in place crack and fail, leading to the bumper sagging. Repairing the bumper costs about $200 and a replacement is around $1,000.

There are 2 recalls, better than average for a compact car from 2009. Both of the recalls are for the brake light switch, which isn’t a big concern once it has been replaced.

How Long Will the 2009 Hyundai Accent Last?

A well-maintained 2009 Hyundai Accent should be able to last around 250,000 miles, which is about 50,000 miles more than a Honda Civic from the same year. Regular annual maintenance costs are similar to other compact cars at $461 per year, according to Repair Pal.

Since most 2009 Accent models will have over 100,000 miles buyers should be prepared to replace the A/C fan motor for $340, brake master cylinder costing $400, and the coolant reservoir which costs $250.

accountCircle Brianne G

It is a very reliable car. As long as you keep up with the oil changes, and take care of the car there should not be any issues. It is my first car and I have had it for three years.

accountCircle Linda C

Yes it is reliable. I have not been stranded when on the road with it for 10 years. I cannot say enough good things about it. Maintenance is cheap.

accountCircle Herry C

I think it is very reliable I have went to the mountains many tunes and it runs so good the car is really good I would suggest it.

accountCircle James R

It is very unreliable. I am scared to even go out in fear of being stuck. The absolute worst vehicle I ever owned.

accountCircle Jerry H

My 2009 Hyundai accent man gls is very reliable I have yet to have any problems other than routine maintenance.

accountCircle Maggie J

It is reliable! We have had it for ten years now and there have been no issues at all with the car. The only reason we have ever had to take it in for service were for routine checks and updates.

How Much Is the 2009 Hyundai Accent Worth?

Blue book values range from $3,692 to $4,943, making the Accent thousands of dollars less than a Toyota Yaris or Honda Fit. When new, the price range was $9,970 to $15,870. Depreciation is similar to average, losing about 10% of its current value per year.

What are the Different Models of the Hyundai Accent?

There are three models of the Hyundai Accent offered in 2009. The GS and SE are offered and a 2-door hatchback and the GLS is a 4-door sedan. The third generation of the Accent was released in 2006 and was replaced with the fourth generation in 2011.

GS is the entry-level model with:

  • 14-Inch Steel Wheels
  • Cloth Seating
  • Power Windows & Locks
  • Manual Driver’s Seat

SE is a step up adding features such as:

  • 16-Inch Alloy Wheels
  • Air Conditioning
  • Keyless Entry
  • 4-Speaker AM/FM/CD Stereo With 3.5mm AUX Jack

GLS is the flagship model and has:

  • Unique 16-Inch Alloy Wheels
  • Leather Steering Wheel
  • Cruise Control
  • Optional Sunroof
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What Engines Come In the Hyundai Accent?

The engine found in the 2009 Hyundai Accent is a weak 1.6L 4-cylinder which only makes 110 horsepower while getting up to 29 MPG combined. Performance is poor, taking 10.3 seconds to go from 0-60 MPH.

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How Big Is the Hyundai Accent?

The 2009 Hyundai Accent is a subcompact car offered as a hatchback and sedan, similar in size to rivals like the Scion xD and Toyota Yaris. Passenger room is surprisingly above average given its small exterior dimensions, with decent legroom in the backseat of the sedan for adults.

Cargo space is average compared to rivals with enough space for 3-4 suitcases in the sedan and 4-5 behind the seats in the hatchback.

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How Does the Hyundai Accent Compare to the Competition?

The Hyundai Accent scores lower than average, but as it’s aged they’ve proven to be a dependable choice.

The Honda Accord is a larger competitor from Honda costing about $3,000 more. Passenger space and standard technology are better in the Honda Accord, but the Hyundai Accent offers better reliability. We recommend the Hyundai Accent for 2009, but in other years the Honda Accord easily wins.

The Hyundai Elantra is another competitor from Hyundai, which costs about $1,500 more. Standard technology and passenger room are both better in the Elantra, but the cargo space is better in the back of the Accent hatchback. We recommend going with the Hyundai Elantra since it offers more passenger room and is worth the extra cost.

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Do Owners Recommend the Hyundai Accent?

accountCircle Brianne G

Yes, I get great gas mileage and it is great in the snow. I have to travel a lot for school and it has held up very well through the many miles that I have put on it.

accountCircle Linda C

Yes it has great gas mileage and I have not spent a lot of money for repairs. It is 10 years old and still has good power. I have driven back forth from va to pa several times without problems. It is good in the snow and bad weather. Has a lot of room for a small car.

accountCircle Herry C

Yeah it runs good it last a long time you just have to maintain the car and keep taking care of it for it to run good.

accountCircle James R

No, every day something else breaks down on it. It is a lemon. I have nothing but problems with this piece of junk.

accountCircle Jerry H

I believe my 2009 Hyundai accent man gls is an exceptional vehicle, great on gas mileage low maintenance an all around perfect car.

accountCircle Maggie J

For what you are purchasing, yes it is! It gets the job done and I have not had any problems with it yet.

Owner Reviews

accountCircle Bonnie P on April 2, 2021
Very cute looking, extremely reliable.
My 2009 Hyundai accent is the most reliable car I have ever owned. I bought it used almost 3 years ago, and am still yet to have any major repairs done. The only work I have had done are getting the brake pads replaced, oil changes, and a tune up. The ac is really cold, and the interior is very nice.
accountCircle Ashley T on March 30, 2021
The downside of my 2009 Hyundai accent gls.
Overall it is a good car, the only complaint I have about it is the comfortability of it. On long road trips the seats are not very comfortable and the room inside the vehicle is very confined. Any time there is more than one person riding with me, myself and the other passengers feel very crammed together. There's not much legroom for the passengers in the back and storage is lacking.
accountCircle Lester S on March 27, 2021
The brand is reliable. It has never left me stranded.
Easy to maintain and good mileage. It is close to being replaced but still goes on and on.
accountCircle Terry P on March 15, 2021
Not fancy but good for the money
Good for the money. Dependable little economy car. Nothing fancy. It needs a 6th gear for running at lower rpms. It ain't smooth over bumps lol
accountCircle Carolyn H on March 15, 2021
It is a smaller vehicle, not intended for a family. But it is reliable.
Its a basic vehicle for back and forth to work. It does not have anything automatic (windows or anything). It has almost 200k miles and has never had an issue. It has been by far the best vehicle so far that we have owned. As long as you keep up on the maintenance they last. It is a very reliable vehicle with excellent gas mileage even with high miles. I would recommend it.
accountCircle Cameron M on March 8, 2021
DO NOT BUY THIS CAR IT WILL BE IN THE SHOP LONGER THAN ON THE ROAD.
I had 2 wheel studs break before 31k miles. I had a misfire at 41k miles. Now I'm at 53k miles, and I need new shocks, knock sensor, and windshield motor. LEMON.
accountCircle Chris F on February 23, 2021
A Hyundai Accent is a trustworthy car that lasts for years!
I love that it still runs great after 9 years. It only has 61,000 miles. It also has a great warranty! The things that I don't like is that it is too small and does not have 4 wheel drive.
accountCircle Ashley R on February 20, 2021
It's a small car that's surprisingly roomy in the back, also fantastic on gas.
Lack of automatic doors and windows, also there's a blind spot that is pretty annoying.
accountCircle sherry s on February 11, 2021
It is an ideal short trip vehicle. Very good for local use, ie shopping trips.
It is small and very maneuverable which i like. Quite economical on fuel. Easy to park. Not much to complain about although the ride is a bit "stiff".
accountCircle Lester S on February 10, 2021
Hyundai automobiles are a great value and reliable for the most part.
No major problems. Have had to replace the battery recently and replaced crankshaft position sensor.
accountCircle Eileen B on February 2, 2021
The gas efficiency is the greatest point of my car! The trunk space is also a bonus
I love my car! The gas efficiency is amazing. It's compact and moves easily!
accountCircle Abby A on January 31, 2021
I like it because it saves gas and it is a compact.
I do not like my car as much as I want because it is manual and automatic cars is what I want. Also the way that I make the changes of this car does not make them well. Also it turns off every time I do not make the right changes like first or second and make me feel uncomfortable and stressed. That is the only thing I do not like of this case. In other words, I like that is compact and save in gas.
accountCircle Joy M on January 28, 2021
V. Has been very reliable.
I am short and it fits me to a tee. The performance has been very good. Replace battery 2 times. Some part went out to cause check engine light to come on. No problem so far. As it goes on and off. Dealer said problem only if it stayed on. I like all the features and its comfortable , fits under my carport.
accountCircle Inez L on January 19, 2021
It's great on gas. You'll spend less at the pump. The price of tires is good too.
I like that it's compact & can fit into small spaces. I like that it gets good gas mileage. The tires are inexpensive to replace.
accountCircle Danyele M on January 19, 2021
It gets okay gas mileage and gets me around town but it does not have a lot of power and does not keep out road noise when going higher rates of speed.
It is an okay car. Small and does not have a lot of power. I have to turn off heat or A/C when accelerating in to traffic so that i can get up to speed easier.
accountCircle Debbie L on December 12, 2020
The very basic car with no extra frills.
The accent is a very rough riding vehicle. The paint job is poor paint fading and major chipping. Seems to be a brake issue that no one can fix. I have had the car in the shop too many times for the brake issues. The car is a very basic vehicle that gets you to point a and back.
accountCircle Joseph H on December 4, 2020
Although it has a small engine size, it is still quite zippy.
It receives tremendous mpg and reliability. I have only had minor issues with it. The interior comfort could be improved.
accountCircle Sarah F on December 4, 2020
Reliable little car and little upkeep needed.
It is a very reliable car with low upkeep and great mileage. It is small enough to squeeze in to small parking spaces, too. You will not regret owning this wonderful car.
accountCircle Beth M on December 1, 2020
The one most important thing that others should know about our car is that it is more roomy inside than it looks.
I love our Hyundai Accent! It has great gas mileage, it rides smooth, and it's a sheer joy to drive.
accountCircle Casey C on November 22, 2020
Hyundai Accent is great until high mileage
I have had nothing but problems with the car but only after hitting 160,000 miles. Up until then the car was very reliable. There is a ticking sound that started as the miles got higher, and come to find out that is something that is very common with this vehicle
accountCircle Faye F on November 3, 2020
It is not fast enough. It is a 4-cylinder car with about 290, 000 miles on it.
Outdated features and always feels like I might easily get hit by a truck or other car on the highway.
accountCircle Rebecca B on November 1, 2020
It is hard to get parts for.
Good on gas. Drives nice the stereo. Parts are expensive hard to find. The sunroof leaks seat belts lock up easy. Seats do not stay forward so you can climb out back seats. The hatch is to small. No cruise control. Steering wheel do not tilt. Picks up speed good.
accountCircle lloyd S on September 28, 2020
2009 Hyundai accent review
I bought the car new and had very few mechanical problems with it. I haul a small utility trailer with it and it does very well with a load on. Not that great comfort wise (I'm 6'2' and the car is small) but that's not what I bought the car for. The car is very economical to maintain.
accountCircle James R on September 26, 2020
This car is a lemon and money pit
Has only 90,000 miles on it and it is the biggest piece of junk. Everyday something else breaks on it. Heater doesn't work, had to replace alternator, front struts, right front axle. Left and right wheel bearings. Washer motor stopped working. This car is a lemon.
accountCircle Faith B on September 13, 2020
It's an inexpensive car to buy and to drive. It doesn't cost a ton to fill up on gas
Bought it new and got a great deal so I liked the price. Not thrilled that it has broken down several times over the years. I like that it's cheap to drive. Not thrilled with how hot it gets and how the interior hasn't held up well.
accountCircle Michael T on September 5, 2020
Great gas mileage for commuting.
Great gas mileage. Good handling. Great for my long commute. Very small car that does not have a lot of head room nor a lot of leg space.
accountCircle Lorraine J on August 28, 2020
It is a quite reliable, durable and fuel efficient vehicle.
I love my car. Itis fuel efficient, it's easy to drive. It is a comfortable car and roomy despite it being a smaller car. It is quite reliable and durable, have had no major problems in all the time I've had this car.
accountCircle Don’t matter on August 19, 2020
Best car ever
Best car ever
accountCircle Julia S on July 17, 2020
The car has good gas mileage.
It gets me from point A to point B without anything extra added to it. Despite the way it looks, the backseat is quite roomy and can fit three people easily. The downside is it being two-door and getting into the backseat itself is not an easy thing.
accountCircle Cassie S on July 10, 2020
My car has great gas mileage.
It is small and has a good turn radius. The acceleration speed is a little slow and it is easily damaged. Automatic locks and security. Greyish blue color. I wish it had tinted windows. The upkeep of it is relatively cheap and the gas price to fill it up is only around thirty dollars.
accountCircle Kevin R on July 1, 2020
The Hyundai Accent is great on gas mileage getting over 30 mpg.
I've put a little over $1,000 into the car this year. The air conditioner will need fixing before next summer. And I will probably need new speakers. I like the car because it is good on gas getting over 30 mpg, which is about twice as much as my last car. It is also easy to park.
accountCircle Jon R on June 27, 2020
The gas mileage is great. I average around 35 mpg to and from work
I am a bigger guy suIts small but I like the car. It drives well easy to maintain and gets good gas mileage
accountCircle Gary S on May 23, 2020
That it is a good economical,low maintenance car
This is my first Hyundai,so I wasn't sure about it,but since I bought it,it has been a wonderful car,I am very happy with it,they have low maintenance,the only thing I dislike is they have a low resale value or trade-in value
accountCircle David B on May 18, 2020
Hyundai is a basic transportation car.
It is affordable but a very basic car. It has been reliable after a major replacements but somewhat underpowered. It is somewhat cramped. The seat worn out. We did have at first to replace the engine but it has been fine after that. The timing belt will need to be replaced soon. It might not be the safest in an accident.
accountCircle Joann D on May 5, 2020
Although I gave my car only 3 stars, I actually love my car because it is a luxury next to what I had previously. And, although it has problems with the tires at times and some other minor things, it runs better than some of its more pricey competitors. Just need better tires.
It runs well but would be even better with top of the line tires.
accountCircle Megan S on May 1, 2020
You get what you pay for: a budget car.
The Hyundai accent is a bargain car. It can get you from point A to point B, but it is nothing fancy. In the few years I have owned it, both sun visors popped off of their holders, the plastic tire rim fell apart, and a fuse blew. The fuses are located under the battery, which do not make them easy to replace. It has decent gas mileage and the interior is comfortable. For someone my size, it is fine but my husband, who is taller, finds the interior too small and cramped.
accountCircle Mia M on April 26, 2020
First Car: Major Blessing
So this is my first car ever and it holds a special place in my heart! When I got the car, it was used, but in great condition! I will say to make sure you keep up with the maintenance of it because when I went to get an oil change, I found out there were some things that needed to get updated even though the previous owner kept it up to par, like changing of the timing belt and such, but besides that, I really have no complaints. It's small, but gets around places I need to be.
accountCircle Mary M on April 22, 2020
The most important thing about my car is it has pretty good gas mileage.
I like that it is got pretty good gas mileage and its compact. I do not like that it does not have a lot of trunk space and the ceiling around the doors comes off when it gets too hot outside.
accountCircle Angela R on April 20, 2020
Very reliable vehicle, not roomy, may have to replace interior parts.
One thing that I can say about my vehicle is that it is very reliable. If you do the regular maintenance on it; it will last a long time. I have had my Hyundai for over 9 years. As far as the features the quality of the materials are not as good quality as a BMW. In the 9 years that I have had my vehicle the plastic on the interior has fallen apart. The only major problems right now on my vehicle is the key ignition needs to be changed. It will periodically get stuck and I can not turn the key to start the engine. I have put 146k on this car and it is still going. It is not very roomy so if your looking for a spacious vehicle this is not for you. However, it is very good on gas. I usually only fill up my gas tank once every 2 weeks, and I drive every day in this vehicle.
accountCircle Lydia E on April 11, 2020
It is reliable and, as long as it is taken care of, it is a good car.
I like the fact that it has good gas mileage, it is comfortable, and i love the size of it. Despite it being a smaller car, there's definitely more room than it looks. Working on it is easy as well and the parts are usually decent in price. I dislike how basic the model is and how much plastic there is. The car itself accelerates slowly and, because of it is high mileage, is starting to have some mechanical issues.
accountCircle Teresa S on March 6, 2020
Too many problems for a new car in a short time.
It's had a lot of issues, the weather stripping has to constantly be put back in place, the airbag light has been on for ever. I've had to replace transmission coils repeatedly. The exterior door handle broke off. It's just had a lot of issues I have never had on previous cars. And this was my first brand new car. Id never get a Hyundai again.
accountCircle Melanie B on February 24, 2020
I like the gas mileage I get on it with driving a smaller vehicle. I can drive nearly two weeks on it with a full tank of gas.
Even though it has only 55,000 miles on it I've had to replace many parts on it I don't think I should have at this point. I will never buy one again.
accountCircle Cora C on February 21, 2020
It is small but mighty, it works very well for getting me to and from work, as well as trips, just not for a big group.
I like how it drives and it's comfortable for me. Drawbacks include how many people it fits and the leg space in the back seat. It also gets pretty decent gas mileage and that is really nice.
accountCircle Anne B on February 14, 2020
It's solid and reliable, even if it's showing Its age some now.
It's a nine-year-old silver Accent. It runs fairly well, though sometimes rough. It has a small spot in the front bumper where it's dented, and I'm ready to get a new car.
accountCircle Kathleen R on February 10, 2020
It gets great gas mileage!
I love the size and the handling of my car. I also love the gas mileage and the reliability of my car. It's cute, small, economical and reliable!
accountCircle Haley H on January 25, 2020
Fuel economy is outstanding!
The best attribute of my car is the gas mileage. It makes for a great commuter and travel car. It has minimal requirements for upkeep and rarely has maintenance issues. The biggest drawback is that it is very compact and cannot hold much cargo.
accountCircle Janice D on January 7, 2020
Hatchback! So easy to move stuff - I have a lot of instruments and it all fits in better than a sedan.
I like that it is a hatchback and small. It can fit in anywhere and easy to find parking.
accountCircle Charlie S on December 23, 2019
Great gas mileage and comfy.
It has great gas mileage and has enough room to store things. The other good thing about it is it's easy to maneuver in tight parking spaces. The paint job I have in particular is white, but there are also other colors that accompany this type of car. Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone that wants a decent car without breaking the bank.
accountCircle venita l on December 18, 2019
It is a good value for the price and does not guzzle gas.
My car is baby blue. It has two doors. I love how safe I feel in it. It is so cute! It also gets good gas mileage.
accountCircle Qusai K on December 11, 2019
Comfortable , and I like.
What I like about it is the appearance and how its size appropriate and it's comfortable and it's good in general
avatar Alex Showalter
Alex is an automotive enthusiast with over 15 years of experience in the used car market. He brings a wealth of knowledge to Vehicle History as our Staff Writer and has written hundreds of used car reviews helping buyers make informed purchasing decisions. He is a member of the Automotive Press Association, and keeps up-to-date on the latest changes in the industry. Over the years, he has driven hundreds of cars, working on many of them. His mechanical experience evolved from modifying off-road trucks as a teen to focusing on automotive electrical systems as he got older. He now specializes in reviewing used cars as an automotive journalist. Some of his favorite brands are Toyota and BMW. The Toyota Land Cruiser is one of his favorite vehicles of all time since they’re built to last forever and can go anywhere. One of his current cars is a Lexus LX570, built on the same platform as the 200-series Land Cruiser, but it’s a better value in the used market.