The Most Fuel Efficient Cars

If you're interested in saving money and reducing your carbon footprint, take a look at the most fuel-efficient new cars.

Fuel efficiency has become increasingly important to today's car buyers. Not only does it help save money on gas, but it also reduces one's carbon footprint. Many car companies have adopted fuel economy as a central strategy for their business, even for their performance models.

The earth-friendly gear heads at AxleGeeks, a vehicle data site that's part of the Graphiq network, wanted to find out which cars are the most fuel-efficient of 2016. We used data from Edmunds.com to create a list of the 15 slowest-sipping new cars out there this year. Only base models and cars that consume some form of fossil fuel were considered for the list.

If you're interested in saving money and reducing your carbon footprint, take a look at the most fuel-efficient new cars.

Mitsubishi Mirage

39/36/43 mpg

Starting at $17,450

Hyundai Elantra

37/33/42 mpg

Starting at $21,765

Honda Insight

52/49/55 mpg

Starting at $23,885

Toyota Corolla Hybrid

50/53/52 mpg

Starting at $23,050

Nissan Versa

36/32/40 mpg

Starting at $15,855

Kia Rio

36/33/41 mpg

Starting at $16,675

Lexus UX 250h

43/41/45 mpg

Starting at $36,550

Toyota Prius

57/58/56 mpg

Starting at $24,525

Hyundai Ioniq

59/60/58 mpg

Starting at $25,805

Ford Mustang Mach-E

90/85/100 mpg

Starting at $42,895

These fuel economy ratings are based on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) testing procedures and may vary depending on driving conditions, vehicle configuration, and other factors. Additionally, some of these cars may have different fuel economy ratings depending on the specific trim level or configuration.

 

Article: Courtesy AxleGeeks.

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