1999 Hyundai Accent

The 1999 Hyundai Accent's interior has a contemporary rounded appearance not unlike some more expensive cars, and includes such niceties as cloth inserts in the doors, simple, round white-on-black gauges that are easy to see, and a handy dead-pedal to the left of the clutch pedal to rest your foot. A driver's airbag is now standard equipment, but a passenger airbag is not offered.

 

An AM/FM/cassette player is also standard, but air conditioning is not available as a manufacturer's option, although it may be offered as a dealer option. To facilitate entry to the rear seat, the front passenger seat slides forward automatically when its backrest is flipped down, but as is common on many two-door cars, the seat doesn't automatically slide back to its original position when the backrest is flipped up. With a rear hatchback and split folding rear seats, the 1999 Accent has a lot of usable cargo area - about a third more than the Accent sedan - and there's a rear cargo cover for privacy.