Database

Fuel Economy

EPA fuel economy estimates, annual fuel costs, and emissions data.

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Toyota

106 vehicles

Up to 66 MPG combined

Chevrolet

102 vehicles

Up to 34 MPG combined

Audi

81 vehicles

Up to 52 MPG combined

Nissan

80 vehicles

Up to 35 MPG combined

BMW

30 vehicles

Up to 32 MPG combined

Kia

78 vehicles

Up to 36 MPG combined

Ford

54 vehicles

Up to 32 MPG combined

Hyundai

60 vehicles

Up to 56 MPG combined

Honda

64 vehicles

Up to 35 MPG combined

Subaru

59 vehicles

Up to 32 MPG combined

Volkswagen

86 vehicles

Up to 35 MPG combined

Lexus

35 vehicles

Up to 32 MPG combined

Volvo

30 vehicles

Up to 32 MPG combined

Mazda

32 vehicles

Up to 36.7506 MPG combined

Porsche

55 vehicles

Up to 32 MPG combined

Cadillac

36 vehicles

Up to 38.0898 MPG combined

Land Rover

52 vehicles

Up to 25 MPG combined

Infiniti

41 vehicles

Up to 27 MPG combined

Acura

38 vehicles

Up to 33 MPG combined

Mitsubishi

25 vehicles

Up to 52 MPG combined

Ram

8 vehicles

Up to 24 MPG combined

Buick

18 vehicles

Up to 30 MPG combined

Dodge

29 vehicles

Up to 23 MPG combined

Genesis

20 vehicles

Up to 32 MPG combined

Tesla

8 vehicles

Up to 34.2466 MPG combined

Mini

14 vehicles

Up to 29 MPG combined

Chrysler

24 vehicles

Up to 23 MPG combined

Alfa Romeo

15 vehicles

Up to 27 MPG combined

Fiat

5 vehicles

Up to 29 MPG combined

Jaguar

10 vehicles

Up to 28 MPG combined

Rivian

2 vehicles

Up to 48.6142 MPG combined

About Fuel Economy Data

Fuel economy estimates are provided by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Actual mileage will vary depending on driving conditions, driving habits, and vehicle maintenance.

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