2007

Hyundai

Accent

2007 Accent with 118,000 miles. This was a car that was within my budget and has proven to be reliable, a good investment. I like the style, color, interior comfort and room. Great gas mileage and in good shape.

I have really enjoyed owning my Accent. It serves the needs of a single woman nearing retirement. It is easy to drive and I haven't had many repairs needed after 12 years of ownership. I am so glad I picked the charcoal color.l

The Accent is a compact, 2 door, reliable car. Easy to see out of and drive. Great for one or two people. The one downside, it is not enough room in the back seat, hard to get in and out of the back seat and not a lot of room in the trunk. So really not great for carrying say 2 adults in the back seat and luggage for them. This one has a sun roof and although they are nice - usually they leak. So far mine has not leaked!

I bought this car new I do not drive much -- just around town. For this purpose, I have been very happy with it. 11 years later, and the car is still running well. I keep up the maintenance, and I have only had one significant issue which cost almost $1000 to repair. When I am in the market again, I will seriously consider Hyundai and the Accent model.

I use this vehicle for almost 11 years. Actually, my vehicle had a factory defect but I wanted the vehicle on the same day so I drove out the vehicle. Later on, I found out that it had a defect but so far the manufacturer had paid for the electrical malfunction. It ended six years ago. I am comfortable to drive this vehicle and after a few accident not at my fault. I am still alive, safe and sound. The first accident was little struck from behind by another vehicle, little damages. The second accident was struck by a male deer, hit and run, a male deer and I were safe but the vehicle was dented all around. The third accident was struck by another male deer, I and the deer were safe but the vehicle was quite damages all around. The latest accident was struck by SUV from behind, I and the defendant were safe but the vehicle's trunk was major damages.

My Hyundai Accent is 11 years old and still in good shape. It has been a very reliable car with over 100,000 miles and I hope to get another 100,000 miles. I have gotten decent gas mileage, it's a comfortable ride and has plenty of pep. I like the rounded edges of my 2007 Accent. I'm not sure if I'd get another Hyundai Accent now because I don't like the way they look and the reviews are not that good. I would recommend a 2007, but the the new ones (2018).

My 2007 Hyundai Accent is about to turn a hundred thousand miles and with the help of some great mechanics is still running like a top! It's a great little car and I'm looking forward to the next hundred thousand miles!

This is the 3rd Hyundai I have owned. I love them, I really want the Sante Fe that Howard uses to drive us to lunch and back. My first was a 1986, 5 door hatch back.
The second was a used 1994 4 door Elantra. Was great for a used car. Never broke down except when the water pump was out when I bought. I got 400 miles per tank of gas going back and forth to North Carolina. The 3rd was my 2007 accent. It had 4800 miles when I got it in August of 2008. Now has 81,470 miles. I want a new one but this one isn't ready yet. Sure would like that Sante Fe!

Have had a lot of trouble with my accent but that's more to do with the dealer I bought it from. Faulkner Subaru in Mechanicsburg pa. Sold me a lemon. Hamilton Hyundai made it right Hamilton's is a great dealership. Faulkner has a Hyundai dealership and they should be stripped of it

This car has been running great with 11 years mileage (almost 100,000). No problems encountered with this car. Lee Johnson has been very cost effective in taking servicing this car. It has maintained its good gas mileage (over 30 mpg). We plan to continue to use Lee Johnson Hyundai in the future.

Ever since I purchased my car in October of 2015, I have been very satisfied with my Accent. I haven't had very many maintenance issues. The gas mileage has been pretty good and the car runs very quiet. I'm very pleased with my purchase.

My 2007 Hundia Accent is a reliable little car that helps me out finantially it's very good on gas, and handles the road well. I like the .heating system and air condition. In fact, when I not using the heat or air. MyHundia is so comfortable it amazes me: How well,insulated and sturdy for a small car. However, their times when driving the roads can be a little bumpyand you can feel the motion side to side. But, all in all it's excellent little car. Oh! I forgot to tell you I don't like Pick-up trucks,and neither does the accent especially when making left hand turns at nigt the ligts blind you. That's the only thing I tell ya!

Good small car. Can’t go wrong with this one. 120,000 miles and going strong. Just had timing belt water pump ,belts, radiatetor flush and hoses changed. And a few more things. $1400.00 but cheaper than a new one.

186,765 wonderful amazing miles. Only now is this vehicle costing me money. Recently I have to replace the ORIGINAL starter, alternator, & motor mount. Prior to that just routine maintenance, oil changes and tires. Would buy another Hyundai in a second. In fact I plan on buying a new 2018 Elantra GT Sport in a few months.

I have put 133,000 miles on my 2007 Hyundia Accent with very little maintenance. I love My car and it's been great transportation. I would recommend it to anyone.

This car provides a smooth drive and ease of use. On long trips, I am not able to enjoy the radio while driving more than 50mph. I wish that the transmission would last longer than at about 150,000 miles.

Bought my car new 11 years ago. It's a great little car. I take my car in to be serviced every 3 months and they let me know how my car is doing. Love the gas mileage☺

Dependable, easy to park, reliable and cute.

I have an '07 Accent GS (I think the dealership stole the 16" rims off my car to make another car look better, tires were bald, horribly ready to go flat bald, at only 26k mile? Yeah, right! Some dents in my car probably had them put good looking rims on a better condition car to make more money). To be honest it really is a nice little car. It's no rocket but gets out of its own way. Mileage is oddly up and down 26-35mpg average per tank. I'm a big guy and with just a seatbelt extender I have no problem fitting in the car. There's no room in the backseat of the 3-door of the GS. The hatch has room for a week's groceries and my walker. The Wine Red color is striking. The only thing I really do NOT like is having to replace the timing belt every 4-5 years at a rather high price. You could skip it. I know people who have and who went 150,000 miles. I also know someone who went seven years (he didn't even hit the mileage mark (Remember! It's miles or time whichever comes FIRST)) and it cost him several thousand dollars to replace the top end of the engine and the car never quite ran the same again. Other than that. I keep up the maintenance. Tires are rotated and balanced twice a year. Oil is changed (free) every four months. Etc. In the end. It's a reliable little car that gets decent gas mileage, gets me where I'm going and I rather like the styling and color. I'd buy this again.

I've had this car for 10 years and countless moves, it really holds more than it looks! It get's great gas mileage and surprisingly does well in snow. It's a great starter car, for someone that drives a lot or for someone that doesn't have to put people in the back all the time (mine is a 2-door).