310 N. Berkeley Blvd. Goldsboro, NC 27534 (919) 778-2211

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2016
310 N. Berkeley Blvd.
Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-2211
Our History
The Goldsboro News-Argus had its beginnings on
April 7, 1885, with publication of the first issue of
the Goldsboro Daily Argus - this area’s first daily
newspaper.
Until 1922, the Daily Argus published as a morning
paper. It then became an afternoon publication, and a
new morning paper, the News, was founded. Both
newspapers merged into the Goldsboro News-Argus
in September 1922.
Within weeks the Great Depression hit. The NewsArgus managed not only to survive, but to maintain
its high quality and to steadily expand its circulation.
The News-Argus has shared in, and in many ways promoted Wayne County’s economic surge over the years.
For over one hundred and twenty-six years the NewsArgus has adhered to a tradition of not only reporting
the news, but also supporting those things that make a
better community for all of our people. Today the
News-Argus is one of the largest newspapers east
of Raleigh and enjoys a reputation for excellence
throughout the Southeast.
General Information
President & Publisher:
Hal Tanner III
[email protected]
Publisher Emeritus:
Hal Tanner, Jr.
[email protected]
Advertising Director:
Dave Schuette
[email protected]
Production Director:
Michael Stewart
[email protected]
Editor:
Dennis Hill
[email protected]
Preprint Coordinator:
T’Keitha Burney
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
Goldsboro News-Argus
P.O. Box 10629
Goldsboro, NC 27532
Shipping Address:
Goldsboro News-Argus
310 N. Berkeley Blvd.
Goldsboro, NC 27534
Telephone:
Main:
Classified:
Circulation:
Fax:
919-778-2211
919-778-3411
919-739-7809
919-778-9891
Published: Monday - Friday PM and Sunday AM.
Not published on July 4th and Christmas unless they fall on a Sunday.
Commissions and Billings
• Local Retail and Classified rates are not commissionable
• Bills are due upon receipt
• Prepayment must accompany all new accounts
until credit has been established
• Failure to receive tearsheets is not a valid reason
to withhold payment
General Rate Policy
The Publisher reserves the right to reduce the amount
of space or revise the rate upon 30 days notice in writing.
If said revision is not acceptable to the Advertiser, the
Advertiser may cancel the contract, with a written notice,
prior to the effective date of increase, and without penalty,
otherwise the new rate will be in effect.
Backdating contracts is not permitted.
The Publisher does not offer rebates on any contracts.
Space will be charged as contracted.
An advertiser is entitled to local retail rates when selling
directly to the public through one or more permanent
retail stores, offices, or outlets owned entirely by the
advertiser. The advertiser may not transfer, sell, barter, or
in any manner assign advertising space to any third party.
Local brokered advertising is not accepted
All advertising produced by the Publisher is copyrighted.
The Advertiser hereby assigns to the Publisher all rights,
title and interest in and to all layouts of advertisements
placed with the Publisher which represent the creative
efforts of the Publisher, in whole or in part.
Special Services
Creative Services
Co-op Billing / memos
Art Services
Special Features / Days
Best Food Day – Wednesday
Farm – Wednesday
Health – Thursday
Church – Friday
Travel – Sunday
Military – Sunday
Features – Sunday
Real Estate – Friday
Auto Review – Sunday
Business – Daily
Entertainment – Daily
ROP Requirements
The Publisher will not be responsible or liable for any
reason in the event any goods are sold at an incorrect
price. The Publisher will not be responsible for
typographical errors beyond the cost of space occupied
by the item/s plus a proportionate space for signature.
Upon request, the Publisher will furnish a letter, to be
posted at the Advertiser’s place of business, stating the
correct price when a typographical error has occurred.
Minimum retail ad size is 1 column by 1 inch. Advertising
must measure as many inches high as columns wide except
full width strip ads. Advertising measuring more than 19.5
inches high will be charged for full column depth.
Advertising depth is measured and billed in one-quarter inch
increments. Minimum double truck – ad width of any ad extending through the gutter is nine columns (including gutter)
by 11 inches deep. – gutter is charged as an
additional column.
The Publisher reserves the right to cancel or refuse any
advertising at any time; and the Advertiser further agrees to
indemnify the Publisher for any damages or costs incurred as
a result of any unlawful and illegal advertising published at
the request of the Advertiser.
Contract & Copy Regulations
In the event any tax is imposed on newspaper advertising,
such tax or taxes shall be added to all rates paid for by the
Advertiser.
All advertising is subject to the approval of the Publisher.
The word “Advertisement” must be printed across the top
of advertising simulating news.
2016
Placement Information /
Guaranteed Position
The Publisher reserves the right at any time,
to revise or reject, at our discretion, any
advertisement which Publisher deems
objectionable, whether in subject matter,
graphic, phraseology, or setup.
Guaranteed placement is available with
minimum ad size of 33 column inches
and 25% premium.
All copy other than horizontally set is subject
to approval by the Publisher. Upside down
ads are not permitted.
Credit will not be issued for positioning
or replacement of ad.
All political ads must have “authorized and
paid for” by committee or individual at the
bottom of ad. If an organization is listed, an
officer or representative of that
organization must be listed. All political
ads must be prepaid at time of placement.
Circulation
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Typography or borders specified by the advertiser will be
followed when possible. Advertisements not having a border
will have a hairline rule placed on the top and bottom of
the ad.
Typography smaller than 8 point san serif or 10 point serif
are run at the advertiser’s risk.
Split run ads are not available.
Subscription rates
Monday through Friday PM, Sunday AM
Rack and counter sale: Daily $ .50
Sunday: $1.50
Subscription price by carrier:
1 mo. $13.00 • 3 mo. $39.01 • 6 mo. $78.01
$156.03 per year
*N.C. sales tax now applicable.
DEADLINES:
Display Ads
Line Ads
News-Argus
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Real Estate Update - Friday
TV Showtime - Friday
The Extra - Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday (week prior)
Wednesday
Mount Olive Messenger - Wednesday Thursday
The Wright Times - 2nd & 4th Friday Friday (1 week prior)
Stars & Stripes - Friday
Friday (1 week prior)
Friday 4 p.m.
Friday 4 p.m.
Monday 4 p.m.
Tuesday 4 p.m.
Wed. 4 p.m.
Thurs. 4 p.m.
Thurs. noon
Friday 4 p.m.
Friday 4 p.m.
Wednesday 4 p,m.
Wednesday 4 p,m.
PAGE SPECIFICATIONS
Retail Display – News-Argus,
Mount Olive Messenger, The Extra
1 column
1.569 inches
2 columns
3.264 inches
3 columns
4.958 inches
4 columns
6.652 inches
5 columns
8.347 inches
6 columns
10.042 inches
Double Truck
20.972 inches
Page Depth
21.50 inches
Classified Display – News-Argus,
Mount Olive Messenger, The Extra
TV Showtime
1 column
1.569 inches
2 columns
3.264 inches
3 columns
4.958 inches
4 columns
6.652 inches
5 columns
8.347 inches
Page Depth
10.00 inches
Tabloid
1 column
2.34 inches
2 columns
4.81 inches
3 columns
7.27 inches
4 columns
9.75 inches
Page Depth
11.00 inches
1 column
1.125 inches
2 columns
2.389 inches
3 columns
3.653 inches
4 columns
4.917 inches
5 columns
6.181 inches
6 columns
7.444 inches
7 columns
8.708 inches
8 columns
9.972 inches
Columns:
Page Depth
21.50 inches
1 column: 2.34"
Wright Times - Stars & Stripes
Modular Tabloid 24
2 columns: 4.81"
Real Estate Update
1 column
1.125 inches
2 columns
2.389 inches
3 columns
3.653 inches
4 columns
4.917 inches
5 columns
6.181 inches
6 columns
7.444 inches
7 columns
8.708 inches
Page Depth
11.00 inches
3 columns: 7.28"
4 columns: 9.75"
Page Depth: 11.00 inches
Modular Sizes:
Eighth Page (V) 1 Col. 2.344" x 5.375"
Eighth Page (H) 2 Cols. 4.813" x 2.56"
Quarter Page 2 Cols. 4.813" x 5.375"
Half Page (V) 2 Cols. 4.813" x 11.00"
Half Page (H) 4 Cols. 9.75" x 5.375"
Full Page 4 Cols. 9.75" x 11.00"
2016
Effective April 2012
PRODUCTION GUIDELINES
Photography & Artwork
■ Only digital files are accepted
■ Document size should be exactly the same size as ad size
When choosing
images or writing copy
for your layout.
■ All ads submitted must be accompanied by any photos, artwork and typeface
that is used within the ad
■ Please do not send artwork or photos embedded in a Publisher or word
processing document, especially for photos, we prefer the JPEG image as
it came from the camera.
■ Scan pictures at 180 dpi. Scan logos that are to be bitmapped at 300 dpi.
Save as a TIFF, CMYK if color. Scans should be the size to be used in the ad
so that file size is as small as possible
■ Limit background screen to 10% gray for black type
■ No small type (minimum 14 pt) reversed in a color background
■ Total ink limit is 260, C65, M55, Y55, and K85. Pages printed Black and
White or Color at 85 line screen, 1200 dpi resolution, right read,
emulsion down
The Goldsboro News-Argus
Composing Department
We offer ad design at no additional charge.
Advertisers are encouraged to submit
copy, artwork and creative ideas to their
sales representative for ad design.
Our sales professionals are also skilled in
creating good ad concepts. When artwork
is submitted, it should be a clean original.
Copied or preprinted art does not
reproduce very well.
■ Our first preference is Adobe PDF files for ad submission, if the customer
wants to submit anything else we may have to reset the ad.
■ Pdf files should be correct before sending them to us. If there are
corrections that need to be made, we ask that the customer make the
changes and re-send the pdf file
■ All fonts should be embedded and / or text converted to outlines (if that is
available in your software) in every eps or pdf file. That will eliminate any
font issues.
■ All colors should be converted to CMYK, additional colors do not reproduce
properly because we must convert files to CMYK. If we convert files, we can
not guarantee output will match additional colors that are designed.
■ We can accept files on compact disks. We also receive ads via email at
[email protected] or you can send it to your representative.
If email attachment is over 10 megabytes it should be broken down into
separate emails. Please indicate advertiser name, run date and sales
representative. We receive ads on our ftp site: ftp.newsargus.com or
ftp://ftp.newsargus.com/
■ Our designers work in a Mac format and the following software is available
for use by our graphic designers: Quark Express, Illustrator, Photoshop CS
and Acrobat.
Likewise, faxes, yellow page cutouts,
business cards and letterheads do not
reproduce sharply and we cannot
guarantee quality.
If you have any advertising production
questions, please feel free to call our
composing department at
(919) 739-7870.
The Publisher reserves the right to edit, reject, cancel or
refuse any advertising at any time. The Publisher will not
be responsible for typographical errors or misprints beyond
the cost of space occupied by the item/s affected. Errors
must be reported within 48 hours of publication. The
publisher assumes no responsibility for errors in any
advertisement for more that the cost of the advertisement.
All advertising produced by the Publisher is copyrighted.
The Advertiser hereby assigns to the Publisher all rights, title and
interest in and to all layouts of advertisements placed with the
Publisher which represent the creative efforts of the Publisher,
in whole or in part.
2016
2016 National Advertising Rates
Rates are commissionable at 15% to recognized advertising agenies.
Classified Line Rates (3 line minimum)
Classified
Employment
News-Argus – published Monday through Friday PM, Sunday AM
Personnel:
Advertising Manager
Advertising Director
Jay Kemp
Dave Schuette
Display Rates
Mon. – Friday
$27.94 per col. In.
Sunday
$30.29 per col. In.
Color:
Black plus one color
Black plus two colors
Process color
$340.00
$470.00
$570.00
$350.00
$490.00
$590.00
[email protected]
[email protected]
Features – Sunday
Real Estate – Sunday
Auto Review - Sunday
Business – Daily
Entertainment – Daily
ROP Requirements:
Minimum retail ad size is 1 column by 1 inch. Advertising must measure as many
inches high as columns wide except full width strip ads. Advertising measuring
more than 19.5 inches high will be charged for full column depth. Advertising
depth is measured and billed in one-quarter inch increments.Minimum double
truck – ad width of any ad extending through the gutter is nine columns
(including gutter) by 11 inches deep. – gutter is charged as an additional column.
Deadlines:
News-Argus
Sunday
Real Estate Update - Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
The Extra - Tuesday
Mt. Olive Messenger - Wed.
The Wright Times - Friday
$2.75 per line
$3.29 per line
Classified Display Rates (2 inch minimum)
Classified
$17.69 per col. In. $19.66 per col. In.
Employment
$20.74 per col. In. $23.12 per col. In.
Wright Times
The official newspaper of Seymour Johnson Air Force Base covering personnel
and base activities published on the second and fourth Friday of each month.
Color is accepted daily and Sunday subject to availability and mechanical limitations.
Special Features / Days:
Best Food Day – Wednesday
Farm – Wednesday
Health – Thursday
Church – Friday
Travel – Sunday
Military – Sunday
$2.23 per line
$2.65 per line
Display Ads
Line Ads
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday (week prior)
Friday 4 PM
Thursday Noon
Friday 4 PM
Monday 4 pm
Tuesday 4 PM
Wednesday 4 PM
Thursday 4 PM
Friday 4 PM
Friday 4 PM
Wednesday 4 PM
Retail Display Rate:
$10.35 per col. In.
Classified
$1.49 per line
Employment
$2.07 per line
Classified Display Rates: (2 inch minimum)
Classified
$6.16 per line
Employment
$6.69 per line
Color:
Process color
$170.00
$215.00
$285.00
Color is accepted and subject to availability and mechanical limitations.
Mount Olive Messenger
Our weekly newspaper serving Mount Olive, Dudley and vicinity is published
every Wednesday as a section of the News-Argus distributed in southern Wayne
County as well as mailed to additional non-subscriber homes for a total
distribution of over 10,000 households.
Retail Display Rate:
$10.88 per col. In.
Classified
$6.04 per col. In.
Employment
$6.83 per col. In.
Color:
Process color
$170.00
$215.00
$285.00
Placement Information / Guaranteed Position:
The Extra – Total Market Coverage
Guaranteed placement is available with minimum as size of 33 column inches
and 25% premium.
Our weekly TMC newspaper is distributed by carrier and mail to 24,900
non-subscriber households each Tuesday in Goldsboro and northern Wayne
County.
Credit or make good will not be issued for positioning.
Circulation:
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Rack and counter sale: Daily $ .50, Sunday $1.50. Subscription price by carrier
$132.00 per year.
Insert Rates:
Size
Single Sheet
2 std / 4 tab / 8 flexi
Rate /M
$80.00
$80.00
$80.00
$80.00
$80.00
Size
Rate /M
$92.00
$96.00
$98.10
$102.00
Retail Display Rate
$10.95 per col. In.
Classified
$1.86 per line
Employment
$2.39 per line
Classified
$6.51 per inch
Employment
$6.83 per inch
Color
$170.00
$215.00
Process color
$285.00
2016
2016 Retail (ROP) Advertising Rates
Rates are Not Commissionable
No Contract – No Frequency Required
Open Rate
Church/Charity/Civic
Memorials/Birthdays
Monday - Friday
Rate per Inch
Sunday
Rate per Inch
$23.75
$14.75
$22.00
$25.75
$16.75
$24.00
Weekly Frequency – 52 Consecutive Weeks
Minimum Inches per week
2 Inches per week
4 Inches per week
8 Inches per week
16 Inches per week
32 Inches per week
64 Inches per week
129 Inches per week
Monday - Friday
Rate per Inch
Sunday
Rate per Inch
$14.45
$14.00
$13.10
$12.20
$11.30
$10.40
$9.50
$16.45
$16.00
$15.10
$14.20
$13.30
$12.40
$11.50
2 Inches per week
4 Inches per week
8 Inches per week
16 Inches per week
32 Inches per week
64 Inches per week
129 Inches per week
Monday - Friday
Rate per Inch
Sunday
Rate per Inch
$16.20
$15.75
$14.85
$13.95
$13.05
$12.15
$11.25
$18.20
$17.75
$16.85
$15.95
$15.05
$14.15
$13.25
2 Inches per week
4 Inches per week
8 Inches per week
16 Inches per week
32 Inches per week
64 Inches per week
129 Inches per week
Monday - Friday
Rate per Inch
Sunday
Rate per Inch
$17.95
$17.50
$16.60
$15.70
$14.80
$13.90
$13.00
$19.95
$19.50
$18.60
$17.70
$16.80
$15.90
$15.00
Annual Bulk Space
150 Inches per year
250 Inches per year
500 Inches per year
1,000 Inches per year
1,500 inches per year
2,000 inches per year
Monday - Friday
Rate per Inch
Sunday
Rate per Inch
$20.00
$17.00
$15.50
$14.25
$14.00
$13.75
$13.50
$12.75
$12.00
$11.25
$10.50
$22.00
$19.00
$17.50
$16.25
$16.00
$15.75
$15.50
$14.75
$14.00
$13.25
$12.50
Color Rates
6 inches - 75 inches
Monday - Friday
Sunday
$5.00 per inch
$375.00 flat
$5.00 per inch
$395.00 flat
Color advertisements accepted daily and Sunday and may be
subject to availability and mechanical limitations. 6 inch minimum.
Monthly Frequency – 12 Consecutive Months
Monday - Friday
Sunday
Minimum Inches per Mo.
15 Inches per month
30 inches per month
50 Inches per month
100 Inches per month
Rate per Inch
Rate per Inch
$14.75
$14.15
$13.55
$12.65
$11.75
$16.75
$16.15
$15.55
$14.65
$13.75
$10.85
$12.85
Monday - Friday
15 Inches per month
30 inches per month
50 Inches per month
Sunday
Rate per Inch
Rate per Inch
$16.75
$16.15
$15.55
$14.65
$13.75
$12.85
$18.75
$18.15
$17.55
$16.65
$15.75
$14.85
15 Inches per month
30 inches per month
50 Inches per month
Monday - Friday
Rate per Inch
$18.75
$18.15
$17.55
$16.65
$15.75
$14.85
Sunday
Rate per Inch
$20.75
$20.15
$19.55
$18.65
$17.75
$16.85
If the amount of space used in any calendar month is equal to the
requirements for a lower rate, the lower rate will apply for that month.
ROP Repeat/Preview Discount
Within any six publishing days, a full price ad may be repeated or
previewed up to five times. The highest rated ad runs at full price,
the second ad runs at a 25% discount and successive ads run at a
50% discount.2014
All discounts are off earned space rate, and no
other discounts may be combined with this program. Color
charges are not discounted.
THANKSGIVING DAY WILL BE CHARGED AT SUNDAY RATES
2016
2016 Classified Advertising Rates
Private Party
3 lines
6 lines
9 lines
12 lines
1Day
$1.41/line
$1.13/line
$1.03/line
$0.90/line
Open Employment Line Rates
4 Days
$0.90/line
$0.69/line
$0.62/line
$0.58/line
Garage Sales
6 Days
$0.66/line
$0.63/line
$0.57/line
$0.54/line
Sunday
$1.58/line
$1.25/line
$1.13/line
$1.00/line
Church/Charity
2 Days
6 lines
7 lines
Prepayment required
$21.16/ad
$24.86 / ad
3 lines
$0.90/line/day
1Day
$2.30/line
$1.97/line
$1.86/line
$1.81/line
$1.72/line
$1.70/line
$1.68/line
4 Days
$1.51/line
$1.23/line
$1.13/line
$1.00/line
$1.01/line
$0.99/line
$0.98/line
1Day
$2.25/line
$2.16/line
$2.14/line
$2.12/line
$2.10/line
$2.09/line
$2.09/line
6 Days
$1.29/line
$1.07/line
$0.99/line
$0.96/line
$0.90/line
$0.88/line
$0.88/line
Sunday
$2.60/line
$2.19/line
$2.05/line
$1.98/line
$1.88/line
$1.84/line
$1.83/line
Open Commercial Display Rates
4 Days
$1.48/line
$1.26/line
$1.19/line
$1.15/line
$1.10/line
$1.08/line
$1.07/line
6 Days
$1.27/line
$1.09/line
$1.03/line
$1.00/line
$0.96/line
$0.94/line
$0.93/line
1Day
$19.00/inch
$21.85/inch
4 Days
$17.35/inch
$19.40/inch
Contract Employment Rates (2 inch minimum display)
3 lines
Display
6 lines
Display
9 lines
Display
12 lines
Display
1Day
$1.86/line
$11.92/inch
$1.83/line
$11.67 inch
$1.80/line
$11.45 inch
$1.75/line
$11.11 inch
4 Days
$1.77/line
$11.17/inch
$1.74/line
$11.12/inch
$1.71/line
$10.89/inch
$1.68/line
$10.67/inch
Daily
1Day
$17.28/inch
4 Days
$16.37/inch
Color
Daily
Sunday
Sunday
$19.23/inch
$18.16/inch
Process color
$215.00
$300.00
$375.00
$230.00
$315.00
$395.00
Contract Commercial Rates – includes real estate, automotive
Cost per line per day
1Day
3 lines
$0.91/line
Display $10.93 inch
6 lines
$0.90/line
Display $10.81 inch
9 lines
$0.87/line
Display $10.43 inch
12 lines $0.83/line
Display $9.94 inch
24 lines $0.81/line
Display $9.69 inch
36 lines $0.80/line
Display $9.56 inch
48 lines $0.77/line
Display $9.19 inch
4 Days
$0.88/line
$10.56/inch
$0.86/line
$10.43/inch
$0.84/line
$10.06/inch
$0.80/line
$9.56/inch
$0.79/line
$9.44/inch
$0.78/line
$9.32/inch
$0.76/line
$9.07/inch
6 Days
$0.85/line
$10.46/inch
$0.84/line
$10.09/inch
$0.81/line
$9.72/inch
$0.76/line
$9.10/inch
$0.75/line
$8.98/inch
$0.74/line
$8.86/inch
$0.72/line
$8.61/inch
Sunday
$1.02/line
$11.72/inch
$0.98/line
$11.55/inch
$0.96/line
$11.18/inch
$0.92/line
$11.04/inch
$0.90/line
$10.35/inch
$0.87/line
$10.21/inch
$0.85/line
$10.16/inch
Sunday
$2.50/line
$2.34/line
$2.28/line
$2.26/line
$2.21/line
$2.20/line
$2.19/line
Open Employment Display Rates (2 inch minimum)
Daily
Sunday
Open Commercial Line Rates
3 lines
6 lines
9 lines
12 lines
24 lines
36 lines
48 lines
3 lines
6 lines
9 lines
12 lines
24 lines
36 lines
48 lines
Sunday
$2.18/line
$13.77/inch
$2.13/line
$13.50/inch
$2.09/line
$13.23/inch
$2.04/line
$12.96/inch
Online Rates
Online ads run 6 consecutive days at www.NewsArgus.com
Line ads
Display ads
Employment Line Ads
Employment Display Ads
$2.90
$16.20
$3.75
$21.05
The Extra
Our weekly TMC newspaper is distributed by carrier and mail to 24,900
non-subscriber households each Tuesday in Goldsboro and northern
Wayne County.
Private Party/Commercial - 3 lines
Display (2 inch minimum)
Employment - 3 lines
Display (2 inch minimum)
$1.86/line
$6.51/inch
$2.39/line
$6.83/inch
2016
REAL ESTATE UPDATE
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SERVING W UNDING AREAS
RO
AND SUR
2016
APRIL 8TH -
,
APRIL 14TH
Real Estate Update is our weekly real estate
book distributed Friday as part of the
News-Argus as well as available in free racks in
high traffic locations and at select Realtor offices.
BY
C
d Realty, LL
Danny Hoo
FEATURE
TED
HOME PRESEN
NT
LISTING AGE
DANNY
HOOD
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Wayne
Wayne
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27530
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27863
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
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28325
28333
28341
28349
28365
28366
28398
28508
28578
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455
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5,181
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644
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120
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Duplin
Duplin
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Sampson
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129
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434
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126
28
1,525
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124
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Dudley
Mount Olive
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Wayne
Johnston
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
Wayne
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life
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10-year, 100,000-mile drivetrain
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chief downside a lack of horsepower, but we thought the Accent
good enough to be recommended,
particularly the third generation
from 2006 through 2011.
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and manufacturers can no longer
survive with the econobox template no matter how reliable and
fuel efficient it might be.
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numerous upscale and sophisticated offerings, designed to tempt
not just the low-budget first-time
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Accent buyer a choice between a
more traditional sedan and a userfriendly hatchback. And this continues for 2012.
The hatchback, which previously came only as a two-door,
has been redesigned as a more
practical four-door. Although it
carries a higher purchase price
than the sedan, it offers considerably more storage space and that,
we think, is an important consideration for a growing family.
The base GS hatchback starts at
$15,239 and the upscale SE at
$16,555 including destination
charge. Our SE tester with a couple of options carried a bottom
line of $16,730. The automatic
transmission is a $1,000 upgrade
in both trim levels.
The sedan comes in only one
trim, GLS, starting at $13,205.
But that’s a relatively bare-bones
car. The premium package at
$1,300 provides the necessary
driving amenities of modern life
with remote keyless entry, cruise
control, power windows and
locks, Bluetooth hands free phone
system, 16-inch alloy wheels and
steering wheel-mounted audio
controls.
The Accent’s interior shines
not only because of the attractive
dashboard and the above-average
materials and fabrics, but
because of new-found room. The
living area has grown from subcompact status to compact
dimensions according to EPA’s
guidelines.
This means more leg and
head room in back allowing
four adults passengers to reside
in comfort. The rear seats sit
occupants fairly upright and do
not recline, which may affect
long-distance comfort. And,
inexplicably, there are no drink
holders for rear passengers.
The hatchback has 21.2 cubic
0 to 60, 8.0 seconds*
1/4 mile, 16.4 sec. @ 86 mph*
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GAS MILEAGE
City driving: 30 mpg
Highway driving: 40 mpg
PRICE
Base price: (hatch) $15,239
Price as tested: $16,730
U.S./Canadian parts content: 1%
*Published statistics
feet of storage behind the seats,
which can be expanded to 47.5
cubic feet with the rear seatbacks folded. If you opt for the
sedan, you will be rewarded
with a generous trunk, measuring 13.7 cubic feet.
Although the steering wheel
tilts, but does not telescope, we
had no problem reaching an
optimum driving position. And
the front seat travel is generous
enough to accommodate sixfoot-plus drivers.
The new dashboard look contributes to the upscale feel of the
car. It artistically flows downward from each side into a center console display that includes
a large radio readout, perfect for
the satellite radio that comes
standard. The gauges are clear
and an information display
between the speedometer and
tachometer dispenses trip and
gas mileage information.
The Accent shows that
Hyundai has not lost any of the
momentum it derived from the
ground-breaking Sonata. We
rate it another job well done.
Shoppers in this segment
would be remiss if they did not
put the Accent on their short
list.
Jim Meachen can be reached at
[email protected]
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