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Six cool features onboard the new Hyundai Accent hatchback

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THE STYLING’S character lines match up perfectly, and  the new rear with its large taillamp cluster adds a bit of personality to the Accent.

1. Spot-on styling. The Hyundai Accent was always meant to be a hatchback, and the styling of the new car proves it. The styling’s character lines match up perfectly, and the new rear with its large taillamp cluster adds a bit of personality to the Accent. The automatic version is equipped with 16-inch alloys.

Posted: May 14th, 2013 in Inquirer Features,Motoring | Read More »

Hyundai’s punchy little diesel hatchback

HYUNDAI’S signature hexagonal grille dominates the front fascia.

When motoring journalists from seven countries including the Philippines tested the all-new, fluidic-sculptured subcompact Hyundai Accent in Dubai in February 2011, many of us asked when a diesel version would be offered in our country. Evasive answers didn’t give us much hope.

Posted: February 19th, 2013 in Motoring | Read More »

Hyundai Accent is new contender for the b-segment sedan crown

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THE Accent is becoming more and more common on our roads.

While I love sports cars, track and race cars, road-going rally-replicas like the Lancer Evo and Subaru STI, I have a very strong desire to ride and drive every new small car that comes out because at the end of the day, ordinary people like you and me can only afford one of these cars [...]

Posted: September 6th, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Motoring,Photos & Videos | Read More »

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