2012 Hyundai Accent

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Summary

The 2012 Accent is built off the second-largest selling platform in Hyundai Auto Group history (after that Santa Fe/Tucson thing). EGR body kits add an aggressive look to your Accent right off the bat. Sparco racing seats give your ride an aerodynamic flair while also offering the driver/passenger a better grip.

2012 Hyundai Accent

The 2012 Accent furthers Hyundai's reign of global automotive cheapness. It seats five people and is built off the second-largest selling platform in Hyundai Auto Group history (after that Santa Fe/Tucson thing). With a starting price below $10,000 retail when paired with a manual transmission - it packs fuel economy into a super small car at a little cost. This sounds like Americans have been historically good at getting up and going for less than anyone else could allow by relying on scads of cheap labor coupled with low prices for components sourced from every corner of the world. On top of that, when alternatives like Nissan or Toyota ask folks to spend more money inside the same compact segment, you can see why someone would pick this anyway regardless of its Korean origins. That defies logic in some ways. I'm not trying to knock domestic companies here either because nothing comes close to being as affordable as putting together your own little underpowered VW Jetta at this point either - but you couldn't even get this one with serious power for much less cash than $12K right now if there was full lineup below that higher-priced SEL and Limited trims where the most powerful 1.6-liter motor comes into play.

Best Replacement Parts for your 2012 Hyundai Accent

The first thing we recommend is a new set of headlights. Considering the 2012 Hyundai Accent does not come with projector lenses, upgrading them to Spyder Auto's LED lights will give your car much better visibility during night drives and eliminate glare from oncoming traffic. The second upgrade we recommend is EGR body kits that come in both front bumper and rear bumper variations. They'll add an aggressive look to your Accent right off the bat while also giving it that fierce aura whenever you're driving around town. Last but not least is Sparco racing seats. They give your ride an aerodynamic flair while also offering the driver/passenger a better grip during cornering and a much more rigid, supportive feel to them in terms of support and comfort!

How to improve the performance of the 2012 Hyundai Accent?

To improve the performance of the 2012 Hyundai Accent, Genesis Tuners recommends replacing a few parts. First, get some aftermarket cold-air systems from AFE to direct more air into your engine's intake manifold. Next, install stiffer suspension components from HKS to help you corner faster and more efficiently around turns. Lastly, we suggest installing aftermarket fuel injectors made by Fuel Injector Clinic to handle bigger amounts of fuel entering your engine system.

Stillen makes some great sounding, affordable exhaust systems for the 2012 Hyundai Accent. Their exhaust systems look good and sound even better, thanks to their stainless steel mufflers. Plus, they're easy to install, which means you can do it yourself in a matter of hours or days instead of having an auto shop do it for you, which is more expensive and time-consuming. Get one from us at Genesis Tuners today.

Why Choose Genesis Tuners

At Genesis Tuners, we're proud to serve our customers as Hyundai parts enthusiasts ourselves. We aim to be the go-to place for any and all parts needs for your 2012 Hyundai Accent. Feel free to contact us today and we'll be happy to help you!

Takeaways

1. The first thing we recommend is a new set of headlights.
2. Considering the 2012 Hyundai Accent does not come with projector lenses, upgrading them to Spyder Auto's LED lights will give your car much better visibility during night drives and eliminate glare from oncoming traffic.
3. Stillen makes some great sounding, affordable exhaust systems for the 2012 Hyundai Accent.