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The cheapest way into the Hyundai family is still the Accent, but the brand recently trimmed the range down to a single trim level.
What we like
- It never looks cheap
- At home in the city or suburbs
- Phone integration means (sort of) standard nav
What we don't
- Feeling its age, compared to newer Hyundai product
- Lacking advanced standard safety gear
- Can feel jarring on bad roads
What we like
- It never looks cheap
- At home in the city or suburbs
- Phone integration means (sort of) standard nav
What we don't
- Feeling its age, compared to newer Hyundai product
- Lacking advanced standard safety gear
- Can feel jarring on bad roads
The cheapest way into the Hyundai family is still the Accent, but the brand recently trimmed the range down to a single trim level, ditching the entry-level Active and top-spec SR, and replacing both with the best-of-both-worlds Accent Sport, which is available as a hatch or as a sedan.
Regardless of which body style you choose, the Accent Sport will set you back $15,490 for a six-speed manual and $17,490 for a six-speed automatic, with both powered by a 1.6-litre petrol engine good for 103kW at 6300rpm and 167Nm at 4850rpm.
Outside, you'll find 16-inch alloy wheels, while inside you’ll find cloth seats, cruise control, air-conditioning, steering wheel controls, plus power windows and mirrors. Tech stuff is covered by an Apple CarPlay-equipped 5.0-inch touchscreen that pairs with a four-speaker stereo.
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Standard safety equipment includes six airbags (dual front, front-side and curtain), a reversing camera and the usual suite of driving, traction and braking aids. Yes, that's a short list, but the Accent was awarded the maximum five-star ANCAP safety rating when tested in 2011.
Pricing guides
$15,888
Based on 212 cars listed for sale in the last 6 months
Lowest Price
$9,990
Highest Price
$19,999
Range and Specs
| Vehicle | Specs | Price* | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sport | 1.6L, ULP, 6 SP MAN | $10,120 – 13,860 | 2018 Hyundai Accent 2018 Sport Pricing and Specs |
| Sport | 1.6L, ULP, 6 SP MAN | $10,560 – 14,520 | 2018 Hyundai Accent 2018 Sport Pricing and Specs |
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Pricing Guide
$9,990
Lowest price, based on 210 car listings in the last 6 months
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