Hyundai Kona

The Hyundai Kona launched for the 2018 model year, entering the crowded subcompact crossover segment with bold styling and a strong value proposition. It wasn't built for collectors but for daily use, offering a choice between an efficient 2.0L inline-4 and a punchier 1.6L turbo. Its long factory warranty and generous standard features made it an immediate hit with budget-conscious buyers.

While not a collector's item in the traditional sense, the Kona's appeal lies in its affordability on the used market. These are practical, modern vehicles that have depreciated into a very accessible price bracket. With 18 recent sales, the market is small but consistent for a car this new, showing steady demand from buyers seeking a reliable and stylish crossover without a high price tag.

The market for non-N Konas is purely utility-driven, with an average price of around $11,700. These aren't investments, but they represent a smart purchase for a second car or daily driver. The enthusiast-focused Kona N exists in a separate, higher-priced market, while standard models offer a compelling package of technology and efficiency for the price.

Prices range from $9,999 to $14,875, with an average sale price of $11,696.