Used 2015 Hyundai Accent
- Price: $12,500
- Mileage: 103,057 miles
- Location: Dayton, OH
- VIN: KMHCT5AE6FU219862
Used 2015 Hyundai Accent for sale in Dayton, OH — $12,500, 103,057 miles. The Accent is Hyundai's low-cost subcompact. Buy Here Pay Here financing available. See photos and details, and get pre-approved online.
About the 2015 Hyundai Accent
2015 Hyundai Accent at a glance
The 2015 Accent got a light refresh with a new grille and updated lights. It keeps the 137-hp 1.6L direct-injected four with a 6-speed manual or automatic, in sedan or 5-door hatchback form, rated about 26-27 city / 36-37 highway mpg. Some early-built 2015s had an occupant-detection recall and all 2012-2015 cars have the ABS-fuse recall, so check the VIN.
- Engines: 1.6 liter direct injection I4 137 hp 123 lb ft
- Transmissions: 6 speed manual; 6 speed automatic
- Drivetrain: Front wheel drive
- Body style: 4 door sedan; 5 door hatchback
What changed:
- Light refresh with new grille and lighting
- Trim and equipment updates
- Occupant detection recall on early production
What to inspect: Open recalls by VIN; Anti theft software or steering lock status; Abs module fuse recall completion; Automatic transmission shift quality; Oil level and oil change records; Rough idle or misfire check; Check engine light and stored codes; Suspension and tires; Brakes; Air conditioning operation; Electronics and infotainment; Maintenance history; Passenger airbag occupant detection recall completion.
Known issues to check on a 2015 Hyundai Accent
- ABS Module Fuse Recall (Park-Outside Advisory) (2012–2015)
NHTSA recall 23V651 covers certain 2012-2015 Accents. The anti-lock brake (ABS) module can leak brake fluid internally and short, which can cause an engine-compartment fire while parked or driving. Owners were advised to park outside until the dealer installs the remedy (a replacement ABS fuse), free of charge.
What to do: Confirm by VIN that the ABS-fuse recall has been completed before buying a 2012-2015 Accent. - Anti-Theft Software Upgrade or Steering-Wheel Lock (2011–2022)
Many key-start Hyundais built without an engine immobilizer were targeted by thieves. Hyundai offers a free anti-theft software upgrade for eligible 2018-2022 Accents (it adds an ignition-kill feature and longer alarm), and a free steering-wheel lock for vehicles that cannot take the software. Eligibility is VIN-specific.
What to do: Check the VIN on Hyundai's anti-theft site and get the free upgrade or lock if it has not been done. - Older-Model Recalls: Brake-Light Switch, Power Socket, Airbag Sensing, Trunk Latch (2011–2020)
Several smaller recalls apply to specific builds: a brake-light switch that may fail on certain 2009-2011 cars (15V566), a 12V accessory socket that may overheat on certain 2012 cars (20V393), a passenger occupant-detection issue in very cold weather on certain early 2015 cars (15V218), and an inside trunk-release latch on certain 2018-2020 cars (21V619).
What to do: Run the VIN and test brake lights and the trunk release during inspection. - Direct-Injection Engine Maintenance, 2012-2019 (2012–2019)
The 2012-2019 Accent uses a direct-injected 1.6L engine. Like other direct-injection engines, it benefits from on-time oil changes; neglected engines can develop carbon deposits, rough idle or oil consumption. The 2020-2022 engine uses port injection instead.
What to do: Favor cars with regular oil-change records and a clean cold start. - Generation, Body Style and Transmission Disambiguation (2011–2022)
The Accent spans three generations here: 2011 (110 hp, 3-door hatch or sedan), 2012-2017 (137-138 hp, sedan or 5-door hatch) and 2018-2022 (sedan only; 130 hp to 2019, 120 hp with a CVT from 2020). Manual availability changes by year and trim.
What to do: Confirm the exact year, body style, transmission and trim before comparing prices.
Recall applicability varies by model year, production date, engine, transmission, equipment, and VIN. Check the VIN for current open recalls and completed remedies. Also check anti-theft software eligibility at Hyundai's anti-theft site.
Hyundai Accent research: recalls, reliability and buyer's guide