Wallpaper Hyundai Accent (2012)
CAR GARAGE | Hyundai Accent (2012) | That largely forgettable models failed to Establish the South Korean automakers' reputation, but its Accent replacement, launched for 1995, marked a notable step forward. Redesigned for 2000 and 2006, Gaining stature each time, the 2012 Hyundai Accent is the fourth generation of Hyundai's subcompact. With its chrome-accented, hex-shaped grille, wraparound headlights, and sculpted hood creases, the 2012 Hyundai Accent exhibits what calls its fluidic design language.
Hyundai claims the redesigned Accent is more aerodynamic than a Honda Fit or Ford Fiesta. Visually, hatchback models are highlighted by a rising beltline, sculpted character line, roof-mounted spoiler, and vertical taillamps. The 2012 Hyundai Accent is 3.5 inches longer than before, on a wheelbase that's gained 2.8 inches. Front legroom has grown, and seat track (fore / AFT distance) has Increased. Cargo volume totals 13.7 cubic feet in the sedan's trunk, versus 21.2 cubic feet inside the hatchback. Hillstart Assist is installed on automatic-transmission models, for the first time.
Weighing 40 pounds less than the predecessor engine, the four-cylinder Produces 138 horsepower (up 25 percent) at 6300 rpm and 123 pound-feet of torque at 4850 rpm. The 2012 Hyundai Accent is claimed to be the only subcompact with a choice of six-speed transmissions: manual or automatic either. The manual gearbox includes an indicator EcoShift Suggests That the most efficient shift points, while the automatic has Shiftronic manual mode, for drivers prefer to change gears who on Their Own.
Automatic system has an active Eco That can boost gas mileage up to 7 percent. Whether it's equipped with a manual or automatic transmission, the 2012 Hyundai Accent gets a fuel-economy estimate of 30 mpg in city driving and 40 mpg on the highway. Acceleration in the 2012 Hyundai Accent is passable at low speeds, though start-up is Leisurely. Hyundai's manual gearbox is nothing special, with rather long "throws" like most subcompacts. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classifies Accent as a compact rather than a subcompact.
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