2001 Hyundai Accent

Hatchback

1.5L 4 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Manual

kmhcf35g21u118799

Front Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Steering

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 2001 Hyundai Accent 2 door hatchback 1.5 L SOHC 5 speed manual The Good: 37-40 MPG on all tanks that I checked109,950 milesEverything works.CD PlayerNew timing belt at 100,000 milesNew acc. belts at 100,000 milesNew rear brakes shoes 109,800 miles New clutch at 98,000 milesNew clutch slave at 108,000 miles New clutch master cylinder at 108,000 milesNew right front wheel bearing at 105,000 milesGood tiresBack seat folds down, gives you way more storage than you could guess for such a small car. I actually moved a dryer in this car. The Bad: When I bought, It didn't have a door key, so you can't lock doors. The locks do work, but you can't get back in. I would imagine if you went to the dealer with the VIN they could cut you a key, but not sure.Check engine light is on, it was on when I bought it, and has given me no problems for the 30,000 miles I have had the car. I tried to scan it at Auto Zone, but had no luck getting trouble codes from the computer.Left front fender is slightly dented up.Parking brake cable is pretty stiff, so parking brake doesn't work very well.There is a noise in the front end, I would guess it is the left front wheel bearing or a CV axle going bad. CV's are about $60.00, I think the wheel bearing was about $20.00.This car has an odd problem when filling up at the gas station. It won't take gas fast enough to put pump in automatic, so you have to hold the handle while filling the tank. This is not a big deal, just a minor hassle. Apparently from looking online this is a problem with all of these cars. There are a lot of different suggestions on how to fix this, but it never bothered me enough to spend the time to work on it. It has been a good enough car for me, but is too small to get the kids in very easy. I have tried to be as honest as possible with my description. Please email with questions or to set-up a time to check it out. Thanks, Matt