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The Hyundai Accent, a subcompact car model, debuted in 1994 as the successor to the Hyundai Excel. Its name signifies an "Advanced Compact Car of Epoch-making New Technology". Notable for its global reach, the first-generation Accent was manufactured in seven assembly plants worldwide, featuring a 1.5L inline 4-cylinder engine with 92 horsepower. The second generation, introduced with a more angular body, offered a choice between sedan and hatchback styles, along with a revised 1.5L engine and an upgraded 1.6L DOHC a year later. It also marked the introduction of Hyundai's first diesel car model, equipped with a 1.5L 3-cylinder direct injection turbodiesel engine. The third generation brought a larger interior and a new exterior look, with enhanced features like air conditioning, power steering tilt, optional four-wheel disc antilock brakes, and six airbags. The fourth generation, also known as the Verna, debuted at the 2010 Beijing Auto Show, retaining the 1.6L 4-cylinder engine but introducing a 6-speed transmission. This generation, presented at the 2011 Montreal Auto Show for North American audiences, boasted 138 horsepower and 123 lb-ft of torque with a refreshed aluminum head and block design.

Hyundai Accent, like all vehicles, is susceptible to wear and tear, leading to potential issues. One common problem as reported by Accent owners is premature clutch and transmission failure. Symptoms include inaccurate gear readings, the inability to turn off the vehicle or engage gears, difficulty shifting gears, and undercarriage grinding noises. These signs suggest that the Accent's bellhousing, clutch fork, shift cable, and transfer case seal may require inspection. Another frequent issue is engine failure, characterized by decreased engine performance, stalling, rough running, misfiring, retarded ignition timing, or starting issues. A constant whining sound from the engine and frequent coolant top-ups due to leakage causing engine overheating are also reported. Suspected components to check include the oil filter, coolant reservoir cap, fuel filter, timing chain tensioner, timing chain, fuel pump, and timing belt. Suspension failure, another serious issue, could be due to a broken steering knuckle and faulty trailing arm bushing, leading to loss of vehicle control. Regular checks and maintenance are also advised for frequently used parts like the door lock cylinder, antenna mast, fog light, and wiper blades.

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