There are many reasons to want a fuel-efficient vehicle. You’ll save money at the pump. You’ll be able to stay on the road longer without having to stop and fill up. You’ll be a friend of the environment by maximizing fuel economy. Cars that have outstanding MPG are excellent picks for these reasons and more. So, if you’re looking for a gas-powered vehicle, which options get the best mileage?
Here are some excellent choices if you’re looking for a vehicle that will get you the best gas mileage.
Fuel economy affects more than just your monthly budget. A higher MPG vehicle means fewer stops at the gas station, reduced emissions, and often better resale value. As gas prices fluctuate, choosing a vehicle with strong fuel efficiency can provide stability and long-term savings.
Miles per gallon (MPG) is the standard unit used to measure how far a car can travel using one gallon of fuel. Most vehicles list city, highway, and combined MPG ratings, with “combined” being the average of both. These ratings are determined by standardized tests conducted by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency).
Generally, smaller cars and sedans offer better MPG than larger vehicles like trucks or full-size SUVs. However, advancements in engineering have made compact SUVs and even light-duty pickups much more competitive in terms of fuel efficiency.
Modern gas-powered cars are equipped with technologies like:
Even the most fuel-efficient car can underperform if driven aggressively or in heavy traffic. Frequent stopping and starting, high-speed driving, and excessive idling can reduce your actual MPG compared to EPA estimates.
The Hyundai Elantra can get up to 36 MPG combined varies by trim level. This sedan is also incredibly affordable, starting MSRP at $22,125. The Elantra comes with a variety of connectivity and safety features that owners will love, like Apple CarPlay and Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection.
Praised for its balance of power and economy, the 2025 Honda Civic gets an impressive 36 MPG combined and a starting MSRP of $24,250. The Civic boasts a refined interior, Honda Sensing® safety technology, and responsive handling that makes it a joy to drive, whether in the city or on the freeway.
The all-new 2025 Kia K4 replaces the Forte and brings a fresh design, upgraded tech, and strong fuel economy to the compact sedan segment. The LX trim level brings an EPA-est of 40 MPG HWY at a starting MSRP of $21,990. The K4 blends sharp styling with substance with available heated & ventilated front seats. Inside, it features a modern cabin with dual panoramic displays and standard wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. It’s a bold evolution from the Forte—efficient, connected, and ready for the daily drive.
The 2025 Nissan Kicks is making a bold entrance into the subcompact SUV category with refreshed styling and improved capability. With up to 35 MPG highway, it’s an ideal pick for urban drivers who want to save at the pump without sacrificing style. Starting at just $21,830, the new Kicks now offers available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive—a first for this model—along with a smooth 141-horsepower engine and advanced tech features.
The 2025 Toyota Corolla continues to be one of the most reliable and efficient sedans on the market. It delivers up to 35 MPG combined, depending on the trim. With a starting MSRP around $22,325, the Corolla is an affordable choice packed with Toyota Safety Sense™, Apple CarPlay®, and Android Auto™ for a connected, secure drive.
The 2025 VW Jetta remains a fuel-sipping favorite with up to 40 MPG highway. With features like IQ. DRIVE, Travel Assist, and wireless smartphone connectivity, it blends efficiency with a modern, tech-forward experience.
These are just a handful of the top autos that get great MPG. Many makers offer a wide range of vehicles that perform well and make the most of every tank.
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