2019 Hyundai Accent Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

No special features and it is too small. It feels like it could break at any moment. It is way to compact even for me at 5'2'. It is very uncomfortable. The road noises are much louder. No Bluetooth, no cruise control. It sits way to low. Seats hurt my back and bottom. Took it for and 8 hour drive and I wanted to die in the first hour.

I have a 2016 bought with 11 miles on it. 3 times before 3,200 miles, the car has while driving had every single light come on the dash and the speedometer stop working. Keep telling me nothing wrong. I now have 5,920 miles on it and have vibration problems Wich have always had. Have had tires rotated, still there, car speeds up and slows down for no reason when on flat be roads. Head lights get moisture inside ever scince new brakes moan and I am told all this is normal. Okay sure it is. I think not. A lemon if you ask me.

Makes weird noise, handling issues, turns, other than that it needs more than that. Reliability comfort is decent. Seats are fine. No problems with anything else. Car is kind of long. The paint color is decent, like the smooth drive. The engine is kind of loud.

It does not have an arm rest for the driver, the car has really good mileage and reliability. It has a cool touchscreen. Overall it is not pretty or luxurious, but it gets the job done. It was pretty cheap for the reliability I get out of it. I travel 200 miles at a time. It is nothing to flaunt, but there are no complaints.

My car is great on gas mileage and comfort, but there is things that really annoy me. The navigation system tends to bug out a lot along with the touchscreen system. It has not broken down as of now so I can happily say that up to this point it seems to be a reliable vehicle.

My car is great on gas, I get about 30 mpg. It is a very reliable and safe car. My car is very comfortable and can comfortably fit three across in the back seat. I do wish that there was a navigation feature in the car or the ability to use carplay. It is very useful that you can plug your phone in to the front, but can only be used for music.

I bought this car after owning one previously 3 years ago, and I enjoy it although it was a rushed purchase. I needed a car and I enjoyed my 2016 accent so I figured I would enjoy this one too. Car runs fine, except for a few engine misfires. Overall the car is nice, and a good value for the money.

It is okay to drive, but it is a bit noisy when starting from a full stop. The Bluetooth setup was painless and I have had no problems of any kind with the technology. Being a Chicagoan, I do appreciate that the interior of the car does heat up quite quickly - a very helpful feature during the winter.