I bought a 2022 Accent SEL on July 1st. 2 months and 2400 miles later so far I love it! The back seats are a bit tight, but okay for smaller people. Plenty of room in the front seat for a 6 foot, 235 pound guy like me. Very comfortable ride for It's size, plenty of power to merge and move along with traffic. And the best part is I'm averaging 45 mpg! Even at $4.50 a gallon, I fill the 11.6 gallon tank for about 35 bucks, and it shows a range of 400 miles! I usually put the transmission in sport mode around town, and then switch it back to normal mode on the highway. I paid a total of 22K for mine with the extra warranty, and rustproofing that they sold me on, and so far I'm very pleased with it. Hyundai also gives you a free trial of SiriusXM radio, 5 years of roadside assistance, and the first 3 years of oil changes and tire rotation for free. Pretty much worry free driving for the first few years, just make the monthly payments Lol! I heard that the Accent's being discontinued after this year, so get one while you still can.
I honestly would take this over a lot of its competitors, particularly the Nissan Versa. I think Hyundai provides a better overall package with the Accent, and I like the transmission better in the Accent. This IVT transmission is very responsive and smooth, and definitely going to be more reliable with its chain belt rather than the standard metal belt that’s in Nissan’s CVT. Nissan’s CVT is not bad, but I’ve heard many stories of it malfunctioning terribly, and they’ve been doing it for years, so surprising that Nissan hasn’t listened to the complaints that people have with their CVT. And for $19k, that is an insane bargain.
The SEL comes with the addition of telescoping steering wheel, rear disk brakes, 15" alloy wheels versus steel wheels with hub caps, A 7" infotainment screen versus a 5" screen in the base SE. Also the SEL includes fog lights and an arm rest that is adjustable forward and back with small storage beneath. A blind spot mirror for the drivers side, heated mirrors and lower chrome window trim. This is a great buy under $20,000. You should also mention the 1.6 liter is dual port injected instead of direct gas injected. Therefore no carbon build up on the intake vales. This engine also has Hyundais new continuous variable valve duration (CVVD) technology which has increased the mpg to 41 mpg highway. The Accent also has more interior room than the Toyota Corolla.
@@nickpgr10 I would go with the accent. There great cars and a lot of them last to 300k miles depending on how you take care of it. Cheap fixes, cheap tires, cheap insurance. Gas is awesome as well. That's my take on that and what's best for me. But you do you, compare both cars and decide from there on what's best for you👍
@@nickpgr10 Accent SEL is about $19k I wouldn’t get the Limted trim as your getting close to a Hyundai Elantra SE or Corolla L both of which I think are better cars than the Accent. The new Elantra is a bargain 9 cubic feet more interior and a bigger engine and longer wheelbase and like 5 more inches of rear legroom more substantial car for $21400.
Thanks for posting. My 18 yr old son has been saving up down payment and this is the car he’s decided on will buy soon. This is like $700 less than a Vera SV in our area and this comes with longer warranty and 3 years free maintenance won out.
I had this car as a rental recently. At first I was slightly bummed but the fact I was given a puny little thing. Now 1,200 miles later I want one for myself. Quiet, simple, surprisingly zippy and am able to get a whopping 46 mpg on the interstate driving 70mph.
I don’t drive an Accent, I drive a Venue, which is pretty much an SUV version of the Accent. And the fuel economy of that 1.6L inline 4 with that IVT is very efficient. I easily get between 45-52 mpg when driving in the city. The one time I brought it on the highway, I was doing 50 mpg. So impressive in terms of fuel economy.
I drive the base version for my job and the mileage is great! $30 regular get you about 300 mile range. Manager bought it brand new, and I notice the transmission does act a little funny every now and then when the a/c is on, but then again it’s used for delivery service so I’m driving it 7+ hours a day. I also live/work in CT so when I saw u driving in Stratford and Milford I was like HOLY CRAP I KNOW EXACTLY WHERE YOU AT!!
Just bought one today it is used 6500 miles 2022 for 19995 plus taxes etc. But putting into drive is confusing two different drives. Overall I like it. Here in Maui
Yeah the older one had the older 1.6L inline 4 with the 6 speed automatic and it had more power. And while this has considerably less power, I find it to be plenty enough for city driving. The IVT also helps it feel quicker than its numbers suggest,
I got a chance to ride in one (Uber) in San Francisco. I'm a big guy and fit comfortably in the back and easy to get in and out of. The other passengers were also good size guys and that little Accent zoomed up and down those hills and streets (Potrero Hill) like a champ. Car was solid, quiet, and seemed well built. I would love one especially living in a crowded city.
It’s different now. Everything is push to start, or hit the brake and drive like my 2022 tesla model 3. But having a key in 2022 is pretty cool now gonna lie.
If they offered a truly basic under 14k one, with manual everything? I’d be interested. Cannot imagine paying $18,000 for a Hyundai Accent. 12-13k, real simple? Totally. At this amount I would look at Impreza, Corolla, etc base. At over 18 grand I would expect cameras everywhere, assistive everything
They do. Mine doesn't have touchscreen media controls or cruise control. No lane assist, 'sport mode' or any of that stuff. Comes with knob-operated climate controls, basic radio, and a 6-speed manual transmission. It's been my daily driver since 2019 and I never had any problems with it.
Its not the car, it's the new tires are tram lining. Following the grooves in the freeway. After the tires get some miles on them, they will stop doing that.
Leu, your right on this as to all the active safety the new Versa has. I have struggled to choose between the two. Accent has that long warranty, 3 years of free maintenance and no bad history with the CVT like Nissan's are known for. New Versa is sleeker and more soft touch points. But Accent has nice mature look, I'm 61, a little Audi-ish in the grill and much better rear lights than the Versa. Big thing is mid-trim SV Versa lacks an armrest! That is a must have for me to be comfortable on trips. Gas mileage seems the same. So I have a SEL Accent on order.
Yes that’s how it is. Why don’t you just buy one from there? American cars aren’t good in the Middle East brotha, cars in the US have smaller intercooler
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I bought a 2022 Accent SEL on July 1st. 2 months and 2400 miles later so far I love it! The back seats are a bit tight, but okay for smaller people. Plenty of room in the front seat for a 6 foot, 235 pound guy like me. Very comfortable ride for It's size, plenty of power to merge and move along with traffic. And the best part is I'm averaging 45 mpg! Even at $4.50 a gallon, I fill the 11.6 gallon tank for about 35 bucks, and it shows a range of 400 miles! I usually put the transmission in sport mode around town, and then switch it back to normal mode on the highway. I paid a total of 22K for mine with the extra warranty, and rustproofing that they sold me on, and so far I'm very pleased with it. Hyundai also gives you a free trial of SiriusXM radio, 5 years of roadside assistance, and the first 3 years of oil changes and tire rotation for free. Pretty much worry free driving for the first few years, just make the monthly payments Lol! I heard that the Accent's being discontinued after this year, so get one while you still can.
If they offered a truly basic under 14k one, with manual everything? I’d be interested.
I had an Accent as a rental car once and was surprised at how smooth and fast it was on the highway.
I honestly would take this over a lot of its competitors, particularly the Nissan Versa. I think Hyundai provides a better overall package with the Accent, and I like the transmission better in the Accent. This IVT transmission is very responsive and smooth, and definitely going to be more reliable with its chain belt rather than the standard metal belt that’s in Nissan’s CVT. Nissan’s CVT is not bad, but I’ve heard many stories of it malfunctioning terribly, and they’ve been doing it for years, so surprising that Nissan hasn’t listened to the complaints that people have with their CVT. And for $19k, that is an insane bargain.
The SEL comes with the addition of telescoping steering wheel, rear disk brakes, 15" alloy wheels versus steel wheels with hub caps, A 7" infotainment screen versus a 5" screen in the base SE. Also the SEL includes fog lights and an arm rest that is adjustable forward and back with small storage beneath. A blind spot mirror for the drivers side, heated mirrors and lower chrome window trim. This is a great buy under $20,000. You should also mention the 1.6 liter is dual port injected instead of direct gas injected. Therefore no carbon build up on the intake vales. This engine also has Hyundais new continuous variable valve duration (CVVD) technology which has increased the mpg to 41 mpg highway. The Accent also has more interior room than the Toyota Corolla.
Hi Steve.. is accent better than Corolla?. I am confused.. I have budget around 20 to 22. I want a good everyday car for highway running.
@@nickpgr10 I would go with the accent. There great cars and a lot of them last to 300k miles depending on how you take care of it. Cheap fixes, cheap tires, cheap insurance. Gas is awesome as well. That's my take on that and what's best for me. But you do you, compare both cars and decide from there on what's best for you👍
@@wakeup9225 thank you very very much sir. Thanks for your time and consideration. I am trying to get best quote for hyundai accent here.
@@nickpgr10 Of course!
@@nickpgr10 Accent SEL is about $19k I wouldn’t get the Limted trim as your getting close to a Hyundai Elantra SE or Corolla L both of which I think are better cars than the Accent. The new Elantra is a bargain 9 cubic feet more interior and a bigger engine and longer wheelbase and like 5 more inches of rear legroom more substantial car for $21400.
The fact it doesn’t have a push start - Amazing. I had nothing but trouble with those things!
I am driving one now as a rental. I agree w the other commenters. I am surprised as how smooth and fun to drive along with HIGH MPG it has.
Just rented this car. I did not experience any issues at all with stability on the highway. Steering was perfect.
Maybe because I drive other cars and I was comparing them with it
I was amazed at how solid the car was. Not a rattle to be heard. Wish they didn't drop the manual trans.
Hyundai/Kia build solid vehicles. My 2006.5 Kia Optima was very solid and so was my 2018 Hyundai Elantra.
Most underrated affordable sedan
Thanks for posting. My 18 yr old son has been saving up down payment and this is the car he’s decided on will buy soon. This is like $700 less than a Vera SV in our area and this comes with longer warranty and 3 years free maintenance won out.
I do love that car! Thanks for posting!
Of course. You welcome :)
@@Iegend17 can you show how you connected apply car play
@@justing9729 lol are you being serious lol? You just plug the cable in
I had this car as a rental recently. At first I was slightly bummed but the fact I was given a puny little thing. Now 1,200 miles later I want one for myself. Quiet, simple, surprisingly zippy and am able to get a whopping 46 mpg on the interstate driving 70mph.
I get 49(use synthetic oil)
Wonderful job on these car reviews bro 😎
Thank you broski! :)
@@Iegend17 You're welcome bro
I don’t drive an Accent, I drive a Venue, which is pretty much an SUV version of the Accent. And the fuel economy of that 1.6L inline 4 with that IVT is very efficient. I easily get between 45-52 mpg when driving in the city. The one time I brought it on the highway, I was doing 50 mpg. So impressive in terms of fuel economy.
Definitely amazing mpgs
Haha...dude riding a kick ass wheely at 7:36.
LOLOOLL
Yessir
I drive the base version for my job and the mileage is great! $30 regular get you about 300 mile range. Manager bought it brand new, and I notice the transmission does act a little funny every now and then when the a/c is on, but then again it’s used for delivery service so I’m driving it 7+ hours a day. I also live/work in CT so when I saw u driving in Stratford and Milford I was like HOLY CRAP I KNOW EXACTLY WHERE YOU AT!!
Just bought one today it is used 6500 miles 2022 for 19995 plus taxes etc. But putting into drive is confusing two different drives.
Overall I like it.
Here in Maui
I have the old one 2014. So the newer ones have slightly less HP? And torque than the old accent? I love my oldie she gets it
Yeah the older one had the older 1.6L inline 4 with the 6 speed automatic and it had more power. And while this has considerably less power, I find it to be plenty enough for city driving. The IVT also helps it feel quicker than its numbers suggest,
I just bought it, but I liked the VW Jetta much better. 147 Horse witrh 184 lbs of torque. 45 to 50 Mpg freeway and 30 city.
7:36 daaamn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What?
Haha the guy in the back popping a wheelie
He was being pushed around from the draft of the large semi trailer that’s why he felt like he was all over the road.
I couldn’t help but notice the guy doing a wheelie at 7:38. Lol 😂
Hahhaa yes that was hilarious!
the legendary accent became a plastic box
Why do you think it looks old????
Your car tyre pressure is much high ..put it to 30-32 psi . It will give you much confidence
My cousin got the accent I just served you at McDonald’s
Ayeeee. No way that’s awesome. Congrats to him and you know how late night munchies hit lol 😆
How do I shift to 2nd gear from stop
What year did they go to cvt in this car?
I got a chance to ride in one (Uber) in San Francisco. I'm a big guy and fit comfortably in the back and easy to get in and out of. The other passengers were also good size guys and that little Accent zoomed up and down those hills and streets (Potrero Hill) like a champ. Car was solid, quiet, and seemed well built. I would love one especially living in a crowded city.
Speaking about 2023 models, do you know when we will see the 2023 Accent??
No I don’t but I will post a video as soon the dealer gets one hahaha
Accent is being discontinued after 2022 model year
@@aa777flyer Yes, I heard also. Sad, because they were great cars and the concept art that leaked earlier this year apparently was not accurate.
This car needs an update
Nah, its fine the way it is. A new redesign would raise the price. This car is not a money maker for Hyundai, its nice they still even still offer it.
@@johnfranklin5277 at least a redesign and nothing else maybe exterior and interior doesn’t need anything major just a update that’s all
Most beautiful part is to use 🔑 to drive
It’s different now. Everything is push to start, or hit the brake and drive like my 2022 tesla model 3. But having a key in 2022 is pretty cool now gonna lie.
Where is your (spoken) accent from? A part of Canada? The way you say "mode" and "sport" are peculiar to me :).
hahha no not canada, I live in the States but not from there
@@Iegend17 Where are you from, then, friend?
How do you have the apple far plat
I don’t understand
If they offered a truly basic under 14k one, with manual everything? I’d be interested. Cannot imagine paying $18,000 for a Hyundai Accent. 12-13k, real simple? Totally. At this amount I would look at Impreza, Corolla, etc base. At over 18 grand I would expect cameras everywhere, assistive everything
They do. Mine doesn't have touchscreen media controls or cruise control. No lane assist, 'sport mode' or any of that stuff. Comes with knob-operated climate controls, basic radio, and a 6-speed manual transmission. It's been my daily driver since 2019 and I never had any problems with it.
@@shadowalk 6 speed?
@@shadowalk as long as under $14000, I’d have interest. $18000 is approaching Mazda 3 and Corolla territory.
Nice car, yes
Its not the car, it's the new tires are tram lining. Following the grooves in the freeway. After the tires get some miles on them, they will stop doing that.
I doubt it tbh. I was experiencing it only on the bridge due to the wind other than that no issues
I loving mine also !!!!
❤️❤️❤️
4:41 Well, the Versa costs about the same or less and it has most of that.
I can’t wait to get my hand on a versa and review it. I think the versa looks better tbh.
Leu, your right on this as to all the active safety the new Versa has. I have struggled to choose between the two. Accent has that long warranty, 3 years of free maintenance and no bad history with the CVT like Nissan's are known for. New Versa is sleeker and more soft touch points. But Accent has nice mature look, I'm 61, a little Audi-ish in the grill and much better rear lights than the Versa. Big thing is mid-trim SV Versa lacks an armrest! That is a must have for me to be comfortable on trips. Gas mileage seems the same. So I have a SEL Accent on order.
Nissans are crap
@@Iegend17 kick looks great
They actually sound pretty good with a well setup exhaust system lol
Lol
I’m curious what the 2023 will look like!
Being discontinued after 2022year.
@@aa777flyer you can go with kia rio, my understanding is same drive train
Good car
where's the manual variant?
If it’s there I woudve filmed it
is this actually a brand new Accent?
I posted a walk around and I showed the sticker. Feel free to check it out :)
@@Iegend17 in my country newest Accent has another design that is why I asked ;)
@@nursultankairat7737 oh wow. Do you mind send me the link I wanna see it
Would it be too cramped for someone that was a bit fluffy? 😅🤣 The price would be perfect since I need a low budget car but it looks so tiny.
front seat slides way back
Can't get this in Canada anymore.
Oh dam that sucks :( maybe you guys have the versa ?
@@Iegend17 Elantra is the cheapest model along with the Venue in Canada
I didn't realize they still made this 🤔
Not anymore they don’t. The Venue is the replacement for the Accent.
Looks like a ford fusion
no more they stop production 2023 (kia Rio about the same)
First twice
😂😂
First 😂
Hhhh iam first
@@fareskecira5736 I came before you 😂
You are late😂
@@kwesijunior6910 LOL guys I was first 😂💀
@@Iegend17 can I ask a question about the Honda Civic before I get mine
@@kwesijunior6910 yes go ahead
when it reaches where i live in jerusalem its becoming 35 k dollars ...taxes here thieves
Yes that’s how it is. Why don’t you just buy one from there? American cars aren’t good in the Middle East brotha, cars in the US have smaller intercooler
And slow
I rented an Accent and enjoyed driving it. Reminded me of my 1999 Honda Civic and it rides like a dream.
There will be no update of the Accent. Hyundai no longer sells the model in the United States.
Do you think this car looks old? 🥲 i was thinking to get one, I’m 25 :(