Where does used Hyundai Accent rank in comparison to competitor vehicles?
(Based on Last 5 Years' Data)
#2 of 12 Compact Sedans Owners Keep for a Decade
#2 of 12 Compact Sedans with Best 5-Year Depreciation
#7 of 34 Most Fuel Efficient Compact Sedans
#7 of 33 Most Popular Compact Sedans
#9 of 10 Longest Lasting Compact Sedans
What Is The Average Price Of A Used Hyundai Accent By Model Year?
Year
Average Price
Deals
Listings
2019 Hyundai Accent for Sale
$14,894
Save $2,992 on 47 deals
190 listings
2018 Hyundai Accent for Sale
$13,951
Save $3,145 on 39 deals
254 listings
2017 Hyundai Accent for Sale
$11,225
Save $2,908 on 944 deals
3,022 listings
2016 Hyundai Accent for Sale
$10,593
Save $3,065 on 149 deals
644 listings
2015 Hyundai Accent for Sale
$9,779
Save $2,734 on 60 deals
266 listings
2014 Hyundai Accent for Sale
$9,227
Save $2,740 on 55 deals
253 listings
What Is The Average Price Of Competitor Cars To The Used Hyundai Accent?
Average Price
Deals
Listings
Used Chevrolet Cruze
$13,377
Save $4,839 on 3,679 deals
16,470 listings
Used Ford Focus
$11,598
Save $4,991 on 4,621 deals
18,927 listings
Used Toyota Corolla
$13,545
Save $5,219 on 3,302 deals
17,940 listings
What Is The Average Price Of Used Hyundai Accent In The Top 10 Cities?
Average Price
Deals
Listings
Hyundai Accent in Houston
$11,539
Save $1,868 on 30 deals
119 listings
Hyundai Accent in Atlanta
$10,996
Save $1,968 on 44 deals
154 listings
Hyundai Accent in Dallas
$10,833
Save $2,695 on 60 deals
135 listings
Hyundai Accent in Chicago
$10,495
Save $2,646 on 44 deals
182 listings
Hyundai Accent in Miami
$10,526
Save $2,782 on 66 deals
177 listings
Hyundai Accent in Los Angeles
$10,447
Save $2,969 on 135 deals
292 listings
Hyundai Accent in Philadelphia
$10,045
Save $2,612 on 37 deals
168 listings
Hyundai Accent in San Antonio
$11,170
Save $1,604 on 26 deals
58 listings
Hyundai Accent in Phoenix
$10,292
Save $3,065 on 46 deals
127 listings
Hyundai Accent in Orlando
$10,624
Save $1,175 on 39 deals
152 listings
Hyundai Accent Test Drive Reviews
2018 Hyundai Accent
Subcompact cars are sometimes called penalty boxes, especially in their entry-level form. This is because they only offer the bare essentials, such as seats and manual windows, at a low price. But the past few years have seen automakers put more effort into their small vehicles. They have offered more daring designs, standard features and pleasant driving experiences.
A prime example of this is the 2018 Hyundai Accent. We spent a week in the base SE sedan and found it to be a very surprising subcompact.
For more click here.
2016 Hyundai Accent
The subcompact Hyundai Accent enters its final model year before a redesign with just some changes to trim level designations for the sedan and five door hatchback with features and styling all remaining the same as last year. Luckily for Hyundai that is no bad thing as the hatch is very European in its styling giving it a very sporty appearance whereas the four door sedan takes a more grown up and conservative approach. We could see them both appealing to different drivers but for our test we had a fully loaded Accent SE sedan which stickered for just over $17,000 putting it right in competition with models like the Honda Fit, Scion iA and Ford Fiesta.
We would mention the Nissan Versa sedan which is even less expensive but we don't like to relive the week we spent in that buzzing, rattling, slower than maple syrup and styled by a blind porcupine compact best seller. We can think of no reason to buy a Versa other than because it is cheap monetarily but then we think you will feel cheap and cheated when you get it home too. Thankfully, the Hyundai Accent we tested was full of so many "feel good" factors that we could easily see why this car appeals to so many.
In fact, we recently ranked the Accent right behind the Honda Fit as our second favorite subcompact on the market right now, that is, until we drove our new class favorite the Scion iA. In fact, that subcompact highlighted really the only notable flaw in the Accent package and it is something we blame on both the laws of physics and the age of its design. But still, we do recommend you check out the Accent if cross shopping the Fit or iA over competitors like the aforementioned Versa, Toyota Yaris or Mitsubishi Mirage. The Accent just feels a bit more grown up.
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2013 Hyundai Accent
The 2013 Hyundai Accent is an affordable five-passenger subcompact car that provides a fun-to-drive, fuel-efficient and feature-laden means of reliable transportation in either sedan or hatchback model. Redesigned in 2012, this year Hyundai added standard equipment to the base sedan to make it more appealing to budget-conscious buyers.
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