#HyundaiAccent

We covered this earlier this month, but used car prices are getting ridiculous. How ridiculous? On average, lightly used cars are fetching more money than what they cost when new. 

The days of the $10,000 new car are long gone. However, when you take into account the added safety and convenience features of today’s cars, they might just be better value than ever before.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto make it safer, easier, and more convenient to access your smartphone while driving. And the best part is that both are available in really affordable cars.

The Hyundai Accent has been totally redone for the 2018 model year and this is interesting because the subcompact segment isn’t doing too hot right now — everyone is making the move to crossovers.

It’s a symptom of the universe that the slow death of small cars in the United States is heralded by perhaps the best crop of safe, efficient, and affordable compact and subcompact vehicles to have ever been available to budget-conscious buyers.

Thrifty, flexible and affordable, the 2012-2016 Hyundai Accent has long been a go-to small car for budget-minded shoppers after generous feature content, decent fuel mileage, and selection to spare thanks to two body styles and numerous trim grades.

The Hyundai Accent may be the Korean brand’s most affordable model, but it’s definitely not a cheap beater car anymore.

The first complete sighting of the new, fifth-generation, 2018 Hyundai Accent will take place next week at the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto, Canada.

If safety is your number one priority in a car, these 10 models might best be ignored.

Residual value is one of the most important factors to consider when obtaining a new vehicle, especially if you plan on leasing. How much it’s worth at the end of the contract has a huge impact on how much you’ll be paying each month. Which cars on the market today hold their value best? The folks at ALG have it all figured out. In no particular order, here they are.

This year’s JD Power Initial Quality Study had a few surprises and you might be shocked to hear which vehicles were most problem free.

Hyundai has increased pricing for the 2014 Accent subcompact by just a hair, now starting at $15,455, including an $810 destination charge.

The 2014 Hyundai Accent gets some subtle updates for the 2014 model year, adding new standard equipment and convenience features.

Now that the 2014 Hyundai Equus has been released with its updates, the Korean automaker will begin rolling out more changes to the rest of its model lineup.

Unveiled at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, the Hyundai i20 WRC rally car is gearing up for competition in 2013. To sate appetites, Hyundai released a video of the new mud slinger taking sideways turns.