2003 Hyundai Accent
  | I used to dismiss Hyundais but alas I was deluded. They’re affordable, reliable and what you need’s included. They look like they cost much, much more. They won’t bore you to tears. Their warranty will cover you at least for 10 full years. There’s many shapes and sizes but the one that spurs this rhyme is also Hyundai’s cheapest car, that does it every time. The little 3-door Accent that I drove in GL trim, had a worthwhile GT package that was value to the brim. Spoiler, fog lamps, alloy wheels, fat tires, nicer seats. A nicely tuned suspension that made turning corners sweet. A popular equipment group was also on the car. It cost $400 but that money does go far. Power windows, locks and mirrors and CD in the dash, are very upscale options for that little bit of cash. Of course it wouldn’t mean much if the Accent wasn’t fun. But put your fears to rest because this car is Number One. It handles well; it’s quick as hell. It does what it is told. At slightly over eleven grand The Accent’s good as gold. |
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