Best MPG cars for city and highway commutes

Best MPG cars for city and highway commutes Depending on how you drive and what your typical commute looks like, you may want to compare how a vehicle fares in city versus highway mileage. If you are consistently in stop and go traffic, you want to find a car that uses the least gas in those situations. If you drive mainly on the highway, you can get up to double the city miles as cars typically use the least gas when driving at highway speeds.  Check out our list of which vehicles have the best fuel economy in city or highway driving. Click through the model names for the complete road test and ratings (available to online subscribers). Best city mpg These cars use the least gasoline in stop-and-go driving. Make & model  MPG BMW i3 Giga 135* Ford Focus Electric 108* Mitsubishi i SE 104* Ford C-Max Energi 87* / 36** Nissan Leaf SL 86* Chevrolet Volt 76* / 23** Toyota Prius Plug-in Advanced 69* / 34** Tesla Model S (85 kWh) 65* Toyota Prius C Two 37 Ford C-Max Hybrid SE 35 Ford Fusion SE Hybrid 35 Toyota Prius V Three 33 Honda Accord Hybrid 32 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE 32 Toyota Prius Four 32 Lexus CT 200h Premium 31 Smart ForTwo Passion 30 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid 29 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Limited 29 Volkswagen Jetta Hybrid SE 29 Mitsubishi Mirage ES 28 Honda Civic Hybrid 28 Lexus ES 300h 28 Scion iQ 27 Honda CR-Z EX (MT) 26 Volkswagen Passat TDI SE 26 Fiat 500 Pop (MT) 25 Ford Fiesta SE (3-cyl., MT) 25 Volkswagen Jetta TDI 25 * = MPGe ** = MPG on gas only Best highway mpg If you drive mainly on the highway, these cars are the most fuel efficient. Make & model  MPG BMW i3 Giga 141* Nissan Leaf SL 118* Chevrolet Volt 118* / 41** Mitsubishi i-MiEV SE 116* Ford Focus Electric 107* Tesla Model S (base, 85 kWh) 102* Ford C-Max Energi 98* / 38** Toyota Prius Plug-in Advanced 66* / 52** Toyota Prius Four 55 Volkswagen Passat TDI SE 49 Honda Civic Hybrid 50 BMW 328d xDrive 49 Chevrolet Cruze Turbo Diesel 49 Toyota Prius C Two 48 Honda Accord Hybrid 47 Lexus CT 200h Premium 47 Mitsubishi Mirage ES 47 Toyota Prius V Three 47 Ford Fiesta SE (3-cyl., MT) 46 Ford Fiesta sedan SE 45 Honda CR-Z EX (MT) 45 Hyundai Accent GLS 45 Mazda3 i Touring sedan 45 Volkswagen Jetta Hybrid SE 45 Volkswagen Jetta TDI 45 Lexus ES 300h 44 Mazda6 Sport 44 Nissan Altima 2.5 S (4-cyl.) 44 Smart ForTwo Passion 44 Ford Focus SE sedan 43 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Limited 43 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE 43 Toyota Corolla LE Plus 43 Fiat 500 Sport (MT) 42 Fiat 500c Pop (MT) 42 Ford Fiesta SES hatchback (MT) 42 Honda Fit EX 42 Audi A7 3.0 TDI 41 Ford Fusion SE Hybrid 41 Mazda3 i Grand Touring hatchback 41 Mercedes-Benz E250 BlueTec 41 Toyota Yaris LE 41 * = MPGe ** = MPG on gas only Best and worst new cars See our best and worst section to help filter down your purchase considerations including best new cars under $25K, best and worst new car values, most fuel-efficient, and most fun to drive. Consumer Reports has no relationship with any advertisers on this website. Copyright © 2006-2015 Consumers Union of U.S.

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