If you’ve ever driven a Hyundai Accent in its early days, you probably remember a few things: it was small, it was affordable, and it got the job done. Not much more, not much less. But Hyundai has never been a brand to stand still. And now, the Accent is staging a quiet comeback, this time reimagined as a small family hatchback with real purpose and personality.
It’s easy to take Hyundai for granted these days. Hyundai has carved out serious space in the U.S. market with class-leading warranties, striking designs, and a growing fleet of electric vehicles. But if you rewind to the late 1980s, Hyundai was not a household name. It was a longshot.
Back in the late 1980s, Hyundai was still the underdog of the automotive world. Known mostly for compact and budget-friendly cars like the Excel, the idea of the Korean automaker launching a mid-size sedan to rival established Japanese giants might have sounded ambitious, if not flat-out crazy. But Hyundai went for it anyway.
"Built Ford Tough" isn’t just a slogan—it’s a promise. But what exactly makes Ford trucks such a top choice for drivers who crave high performance? Whether you're hauling heavy loads, heading off-road, or simply want the confidence of a powerful engine under the hood, Ford trucks deliver strength, reliability, and technology that outpace the competition.
