Used 2014 Hyundai Accent for sale 

The 2014 Hyundai Accent sedan has just one trim, that is the GLS trim, which costs $14,645 for the manual gearbox variant and $15,645 for the automatic variant. It comes with features, including the tilt steering wheel, 6-way adjustable driver seat, exterior temperature display, 14-inch steel wheels with full wheel covers, and premium cloth seats along with other features.

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There is only one trim for the Accent sedan, which is the GLS trim that costs $14,745 for the manual gearbox equipped variant and $15,745 for the automatic gearbox version. There are also two packages available for the Hyundai Accent - Popular Equipment Package and Style Package, both of which add many extra features. We would recommend you to go with the manual gearbox for a better driving experience as the automatic transmission is not very efficient.

The Hyundai Accent GLS comes with a 1.6L Inline-4 mated to either a 6-speed automatic or 6-speed manual churning out 137 hp of maximum power and 123 lb-ft of maximum torque.

The Accent takes 8.7 seconds to reach a speed of 60 mph and 16.7 seconds to cross the quarter-mile mark. The Accent is limited to a top speed of 118 mph. The Accent tops out at a speed of 118 mph.

The Chevrolet Sonic is the most powerful of the lot, outputting 138 hp and 125 lb-ft, followed by the Hyundai that outputs 137 hp and torque of 123 lb-ft, whereas the Fiesta produces 120 hp and 112 lb-ft of power and torque, respectively. The Chevrolet is also the fastest to reach 60 mph in 7.2 seconds, followed by the Hyundai and Fiesta, both taking 8.7 seconds. The Fiesta has the highest top speed of 130 mph, followed by the Hyundai, which is limited at 118 mph, and the Chevy which can get up to 108 mph.

The Hyundai Accent is a pretty fuel-efficient car, delivering fuel efficiency of 27 mpg in the city, 37 on the highway, and a combined efficiency of 31 mpg. The Accent has a fuel capacity of 11.4 gallons, outputting a range of 306 miles in the city, 422 on the highway, and a combined range of 353 miles. 

In comparison, the Chevy is the least fuel-efficient, offering a combined efficiency of 28 mpg, followed by the Accent and Fiesta offering 31 mpg of combined efficiency. The Sonic has the largest fuel capacity of 12.2 gallons, followed by the Ford and Hyundai, with fuel capacities of 12.0 and 11.4 gallons, respectively. The Fiesta manages to deliver the best-combined range of 372 miles, followed by the Accent and Sonic delivering 353 and 341 miles, respectively.

The 2014 Hyundai Accent, despite being a small-sized sedan, has a spacious cabin with lots of space in the front row and rear row. The seats are comfortable, well-shaped, and very supportive, considering the segment.

The materials and elements in the interior are not very luxurious, but the fit and finish are of great quality and feel upscale considering its price and segment. The Accent has an interior that is more spacious than some of the sedans in a segment higher. The sedan offers a cargo capacity of 13.7 cubic feet.

The Sonic is the most spacious on the interior, offering superb legroom in the rear row, whereas the Fiesta has more legroom in the front row. The Accent stands in the middle ground offering good space in a balanced manner. When it comes to cargo capacity, the Sonic again offers more than its rivals of 14.9 cu-ft, while the Hyundai offers 13.7 cu-ft and the Chevrolet offers lower cargo space, measuring 12.8 cu-ft. Few key interior features include-

• Premium cloth seats
• Chrome inside door handles
• Piano Black interior accents
• Tilt steering wheel 
• Sliding armrest storage box

How intuitive is the 2018 Hyundai Accent’s infotainment unit?

The Hyundai Accent features a basic infotainment unit. It features SiriusXM satellite radio capability, Aux Input, and HD radio. The audio system is a 6-speaker audio unit while steering wheel audio & cruise controls and Bluetooth hands-free phone integration with voice recognition and audio streaming are optional features in the Hyundai Accent sedan for 2014. Other major infotainment features include-

• AM/FM/SiriusXM/CD/MP3 audio with 6 speakers
• iPod Connectivity 
• USB Connectivity
• Auxiliary input jack
• Steering wheel audio and cruise controls
• Bluetooth hands-free phone integration voice recognition and audio streaming

The 2014 Accent looks beautiful on the exterior. The exterior of the Accent is accentuated by a small grille with projector headlamps on each end along with fog lamps and LED DRLs. The Accent follows Hyundai’s fluidic design language with smooth curves and lines forming an aerodynamic and sleek design.

The Accent comes with 14” steel wheels as standard, while the Premium Package adds 16” alloy wheels. The Hyundai Accent weighs 2,546 lbs, which is on the lower side of the competition and comes with a ground clearance of 5.5 inches.

The Chevrolet weighs the most, weighing in at 2,727 lbs, followed by the Ford, which weighs a lower 2,578 lbs, whereas the Accent is the lightest, weighing a slightly lower 2,546 lbs. The Ford is the longest and widest, while the Chevy is the tallest. Compared to the Hyundai that has 5.5 inches of clearance, the Ford has a slightly better ground clearance of 6.1 inches. Major exterior features of the sedan are-

• 14˝steel wheels with full wheel covers
• Projector headlights with LED accents
• Front fog lights
• 16˝alloy wheels
• Headlight welcome and escort feature
• Driver’s auto-up window

The new Hyundai Accent comes with some standard safety features, which include 6-airbags safety consisting of front, side, and head curtain airbags with an Occupant Classification System. The 2014 Hyundai Accent has been rated by NHTSA, and it gets a 4-Star rating for frontal and side-impact protection. IIHS has also rated the Accent with ‘Good’ for frontal and ‘Acceptable’ for side protection, ensuring that the new Accent is a pretty safe vehicle. Few salient safety features available with the sedan are-

• Vehicle Stability Management
• Electronic Stability Control
• Traction Control System
• Anti-lock Braking System 
• Electronic Brake-force Distribution 
• Brake Assist
• Driver’s blind spot mirror

The 2014 Hyundai Accent is a very well-priced car with a good interior and exterior coupled with a capable powertrain. It is one of the cheapest sedans you can buy in the market now. But keeping the very low price tag apart, the Accent is still a spacious and relatively powerful machine offering some great standard and optional features. It is surely among the best value-for-money deals in the segment.