Why would you pay $13K for an Accent when you could buy the Elantra that is new for little more. I paid $16,200 for my 2013 Elantra with the preferred package that stickered for $19,600. It had 26 miles on the clock.
The Accent is not a “bad” car but it is not as good as an Elantra nor as comfortable or as well appointed. I’d offer maybe $10K or better yet, just buy a new Elantra for not much more.
Bottom line is that used cars are vastly overpriced in today’s market. At this time it is foolish to buy a used car from a dealer. Perhaps from a private individual where they aren’t out to make a killing off the retail customer. The used cars are where the dealers make their money. They offer little and price them thousands higher.
Finally, you are only going to get a partial warranty. When you buy new you get the full 10 year, 100,000 warranty. Buying used cuts it to 5 years, 60,000 miles. And the interest rates are higher for used cars.
I know a little about this subject having owned and driven a whole passel of Hyundais including the top line Equus that stickers for nearly $70K. They are great cars but money is money. Keep it in your pocket; not the dealer.
Parts for the Korean cars are often hard to get or quite expensive.
Get a Japanese car.