The long version

This is the hot hatch bought by people who need one car to survive a Midwest winter and still be worth driving on the one dry Saturday a month, all-wheel drive doing double duty as a practicality argument and a traction argument. Values have come down in a straight, predictable line since 2021, the depreciation curve of a car nobody is trying to time the market on. Daily Driven says it plainly: high mileage, no drama, no flip premium, no garage ceremony. It is the least emotional car in the hot-hatch class and, going by the usage data, one of the most honestly owned.