| We are thinking of buying Hyundai Accent? Does anyone have it and share their opinion? I know its a poor people car bit that's what we can afford. We are a family of 4 with 1 teenager. Does it work? If not, does someone have a car in mind with similar budget. The market is crazy right now, don't want to pay above MSRP. TIA! |
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I drove a couple as rentals a couple years ago. One I loved as was very zippy. The other one felt like it had no grip on the road and was actually kind of scary to drive.
I would say to test drive one and see what you think. They have good warranties, so you aren't risking much. |
| ALso, make sure you take the teen and see if s/he can fit in the back. A used Elantra might be a better fit. |
| I drove a used Accent for several years and I loved it. Great gas mileage and in the 4 years I had it, it didn't need any repairs. I think it was 5 years old when I bought it. I traded it in for a new Hyundai Tucson and I'll be sticking with Hyundai. |
| My first car - wow never knew it was a poor people's car... was great for me. |
| Love the Sonata |
| Safford Hyundai in Springfield does not mark above MSRP. No discounts though but that's pretty much everywhere these days. Be mindful of mark ups by dealers! It's a ripoff. |