2007 Hyundai Accent Reviews, Pricing & Specs

































































































































































































































































































































Overview
The 2007 Hyundai Accent is one of those little cars that knows what it is and doesn't have any delusions about being anything else. One...
The 2007 Hyundai Accent is one of those little cars that knows what it is and doesn't have any delusions about being anything else. One engine is available: a 110 hp, 1.6 liter I4. The two available transmissions are the standard 5 speed manual (if you want a bit more zip and control over the car), or a 4 speed automatic. Depending on the transmission, gas mileage is either 28/37 or 32/35, respectively, which means you won't have to empty your wallet every week like you do with some of the larger sedans. Even though it has a small engine, the 2007 Hyundai Accent still goes 0-60 in about 9 seconds, which is plenty fast enough for day-to-day commuting. Comforts are not extravagant, but the 2007 Hyundai Accent does have some useful features. Air conditioning comes standard in all trims. Other comforts available in the 2007 Hyundai Accent include a CD player, power windows and locks, power seats, a sunroof, and even a 6-CD changer. There's really not that much else that a commuter car needs. This is certainly not a car made for a family (what with being a hatchback), so for a driver and a passenger, the 2007 Hyundai Accent is a perfect car. Overall, owners of the 2007 Hyundai Accent were very impressed by the little hatchback. An unexpected description was that the car is very fun to drive, a comment usually reserved for sportier vehicles. Owners were surprised by how smooth the acceleration is, even though it certainly does not put you back in your seat. The two most common suggestions were to add cruise control and rear window, but all-in-all, the vast majority of owners were very happy with the purchase, especially with the high gas mileage. The 2007 Hyundai Accent is a wonderful car for a single commuter or a young couple.

What owners say
"Overall, owners of the 2007 Hyundai Accent generally feel positive about this car. They appreciate its reliability, good fuel economy, and comfortable interior. Many highlighted its fun and zippy driving experience, especially in the city. However, some drivers mentioned concerns about the handling at high speeds and the need for improved performance features, such as a 6-speed transmission for better highway mileage."
It is great on Gas, very dependable, looks cool has a great ride for trips CD player cloth seats which are great in the winter they stay worm. maintenance is very cheep. over all it is a great car. just is a little tight to carry a lot of people.
March 31, 2012Great car, nothing to dislike. I would recommend this car to anyone looking for a cheap, gas efficient car with great reliability. I also would recommend this car to students who don't want to spend much money on gas, and want to get around reliably.
May 17, 2014Performance- it has an excellent acceleration it goes to 100 from standstill in 10.5 secs. Handling is poor at high speeds if u have installed stock tires of 175/65 R14.. Appearance- Quiet good cost of ownership- it gives about 16 to 17 kmpl on highway....the car requires huge maintenance cost Fun factor- Car is fun to drive, especially on highways
April 13, 2011What owners say
It is great on Gas, very dependable, looks cool has a great ride for trips CD player cloth seats which are great in the winter they stay worm. maintenance is very cheep. over all it is a great car. just is a little tight to carry a lot of people.
March 31, 2012Great car, nothing to dislike. I would recommend this car to anyone looking for a cheap, gas efficient car with great reliability. I also would recommend this car to students who don't want to spend much money on gas, and want to get around reliably.
May 17, 2014Performance- it has an excellent acceleration it goes to 100 from standstill in 10.5 secs. Handling is poor at high speeds if u have installed stock tires of 175/65 R14.. Appearance- Quiet good cost of ownership- it gives about 16 to 17 kmpl on highway....the car requires huge maintenance cost Fun factor- Car is fun to drive, especially on highways
April 13, 2011You can compare this car to the Hyundai Elantra’s . it’s a very reliable little car and good on gas
September 29, 2021Honestly not my best choice but it truly gets me there...seriously have to lift my hat off to it...It is dependable, durable and has a warranty which provides free service of engine etc when it gets to 100,000 miles
June 26, 2010My 2007 Hyundai Accent GLS is a stunning car for it's class. The GLS model for this year is "all- around good." It is meant to satisfy many, but it's not exactly a thriller. It drives with spirit and accelerates pretty well given its light weight and small engine. Handling is good but is limited by its 185/65 tires. The GLS suspension is tuned a bit too soft for my preferences. This car is one of a few with anti-lock brakes and electronic brake- force distribution. On that note, it is also quite safe, with above average crash-test ratings, reinforced beams and crumple zones, and a hearty complement of 6 airbags. As an economy car, the Accent soars with flying colors. It feels big inside, doesn't look cheap, and has a lot of standard features and an excellent 172-watt, 6-speaker stock AM/FM/CD stereo. It's excellent warranty coverage, above average reliability, and stellar gas mileage combine to make this car easy and low-cost to own. I have only owned it for a month, but it seems like a dependable machine. The Accent's styling is attractive, but it's nothing to talk about or turn heads. It's definately much improved over previous models and some of its competition--though i must admit competitors like the Scion or Honda Fit do look cooler. On the other hand, the hatchback accent models cater more to looks and the "cool" factor than the GLS sedan. Overall, I think the 2007 Accent GLS is an excellent vehicle. It comes with pretty much everything you need, and then some (especially in regards to safety and warranty). I wish my car had alloy rims and an auxiliary audio input--but still, cars like this are hard to find.
July 3, 2009Great mileage, solid build quality, adequate performance, mechanically perfect. Good-looking car. Would recommend this car to anybody wanting a solid, frugal car. The only options were A/C and topline stereo. I added a better stereo with XM and mp3 and it's just about perfect. The only drawback is that it has a 5-speed and it REALLY needs a 6-speed for the freeway. You are turning 3000 RPM at 70 mph and gas mileage at this speed begins to suffer. Best mileage is 55-60 MPH.
October 30, 2008Looks good, performs well, value for money. Loved the car when it came out in the market. Has been 2+ years and it runs like a charm. Great fun driving this car. Would definitely recommend to friends. Finally, a great car to drive.
March 14, 2010Good car, good acceleration, really it is a good car as a start.
April 27, 2008Very powerful.... 0-62 mph in 11.02 secs. Damn neat for a diesel. Too light for the kinda power it has. Handlling at high speeds is scary. Not a highway steed but a rocket on the street. Amazing fun to drive. Fuel effeciency is pretty good too. Say about 15km/l.
November 27, 2008Trims & specs
Base MSRP $10,995 | Seating 5 |
Engine 1.6L 110 hp I4 | Cargo Capacity 15.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 29 | Drivetrain FWD |
Base MSRP $13,145 | Seating 5 |
Engine 1.6L 110 hp I4 | Cargo Capacity 12.4 cu ft |
Combined MPG 29 | Drivetrain FWD |
Base MSRP $14,495 | Seating 5 |
Engine 1.6L 110 hp I4 | Cargo Capacity 15.9 cu ft |
Combined MPG 29 | Drivetrain FWD |

