Hyundai Accent 16 Model 2015 Automatic

The Accent's 1.6-liter direct-injection four-cylinder engine makes a best-in-class 138 horsepower and a respectable 123 pound-feet of torque. Acceleration is about average, with zero-to-60 times no quicker than about ten seconds. You'll need to rev the engine above 3,500 rpm in order to extract the most out of it, although it's quite fuel-stingy if you can keep those revs as low as possible. It mates well with either the manual gearbox, with its light clutch, or the smooth-shifting six-speed automatic that includes a Sport mode and manual control. Today's Accent is longer than its predecessor, at about 162 inches long as a five-door and 172 inches long as a four-door. 

Most of that extra length went into the passenger compartment, making this Accent significantly roomier than before, with more passenger space than most other cars in this class. The Accent's front seats have plenty of legroom for adults, and even though the littlest Hyundai doesn't have the larger Elantra's hourglass-shaped center stack, there's still plenty of space for taller drivers to find room for their knees. Seats are adjustable for height on all models, and even in one of the higher positions most should still have enough headroom.Six airbags in all are standard, including side and side-curtain bags; so are anti-lock brakes and stability control, as well as active headrests.