2012 Hyundai Accent

Sport Edition Hatchback

1.6L 1591CC 97Cu. In. l4 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspira

Manual

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Clear

Gasoline

2012 Hyundai Accent Sport Edition -- NO RESERVE! She wants a Mustang convertible. You see her in an ’86 Volvo 240DL. And so here we are: You’re scouring eBay at 1:30 in the morning, bleary-eyed, possibly chugging pepto and eating cold pizza at the same time, thinking back about how no amount of planning or worrying in the past decade have actually readied you for your baby girl turning 16. It’s a righteously terrible kind of hell because, let’s face it...you can no longer deny those inevitable roadtrips you get to find out about after-the-fact. *sigh*...once again, you go through the checklist: Manual Transmission. Because at least you’ll know her lame-ass, BMW driving, pastel polo-wearing, sorry excuse for a boyfriend, Landry, can’t drive it since his hands haven’t done jack-shit worth of anything that defines a real man. Also, maybe this rare addition to the driving experience will distract her from her phone (and Landry). Four Cylinder. Because three cylinders is almost as lame as Landry, and eight is a guaranteed trip to the ditch when it rains. Four is just powerful enough to feel zippy in first (and she’ll get 35+ mpg). Sport package. Because hopefully it’ll distract her and she won’t notice item #2 (also, F*ck Landry). Blue. Because when asked what kind of car she wants, 'blue' is apparently now the make, model, and trim package of her dream car. Four Doors. Because cramming all her friends in it is a blessing in disguise (see item #2 ) Stereo. Because surely she needs more opportunities to lose her hearing than you did (as it turns out, that bitchin’ sound system in your Granada wouldn’t disturb even the most angsty old neighbor these days). This car?  Yes, it fits the list (I should know...my list was similar). In addition, it’s a single owner, low miles, dealer maintained (all maintenance is up to date), and it even has brand new tires and a new battery.  Sure, it’s got a ding here and there, and a couple scrapes on the underside of the front bumper, and wear you’d expect in the interior for a car driven just a touch over 30,000 miles. But it’s safe, reliable, and...cute.  Cute.  CUTE. There, I said it. So, why sell the perfect car? Well, as it turns out, they don’t stop aging at 16 either...and she got her Mustang.   On Apr-22-15 at 22:20:13 PDT, seller added the following information: DON'T FORGET: The Accent comes with a TRANSFERRABLE 5-Year, 60,000 mile new car warranty!