Big things in small packages: 2014 Hyundai Accent

J.D. Power & Associates wants to know what makes you happy out on the road– that’s why the APEAL Study is conducted every year.  This year, the small cars segment was dominated by Hyundai in a BIG way!   The results are in– and we’re betting you’ll like what you hear. The top-ranked small car for overall performance and design is waiting for you in our lot!

Winner: 2014 Hyundai Accent

Segment: Small Cars

Competitors Left In The Rear View: Ford Fiesta, Chevrolet Sonic, Honda Fit, Kia Rio, Mazda 2, Nissan Versa, and Toyota Yaris.


Come visit us to take one for a spin!

Safety first, buckle up! Here's why.

Yes, wearing your seat belt can be restrictive and annoying. Sure, it requires work to put it on and make people in your car wear it. It is very important for your safety that you understand the benefits of wearing a seat belt. We just want to makes sure you’re keeping yourself, your friends and your family safe during your travels. 

 

Number 1: Simple and important one. It is the LAW (except in New Hampshire), you have to wear your seat belt.

 

Number 2: As intense as that sounds, it will prevent your face from hitting the windshield in a potential crash at approximately 60 mph. The seat belt will stop your inertia and will keep you safe.

Number 3: Your seat belt also keeps you in your vehicle, in some high-speed crashed, people have been seen thrown out of their cars. The seat belt will keep you in the seat which is the safest place during an accident.

Number 4: Similar to reason number 2 and 3, it will prevent you from banging against car parts like pillars, steering wheel and more.

Number 5: It also keeps you from bouncing against other passengers of the car. Head to head clashes can be quite painful in a car accident.

Number 6: Seat belts remain the safest technology to prevent injuries and/or death in a car accident.