Compact but roomy.
This is one of those “sweet spots” crossovers — small enough for city driving/parking, but still big enough inside for 5 people and a good amount of cargo.

Fuel economy is solid.
If you're doing daily driving, this model gets around 25 mpg city / 32 mpg highway (for the FWD version).
Fuel Economy
+1

That means less money spent at the pump, which adds up.

Good safety & tech basics.
Features like rearview camera, blind‑spot warnings, rear cross‑traffic alert, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto are available. On some higher trims or option packages, you even get nicer stuff like Around View Monitor or ProPILOT Assist (adaptive features).


Options for AWD if you need it.
If you ever drive in rain, slippery roads, or want more stability, there are AWD versions.
Trustworthy reputation.
While no car is perfect, reviews generally praise its comfort, utility, and how balanced it is for its size. It isn’t fast or super sporty despite the name, but it gets the job done.