This depends on whether you're going gas or electric. VW is in the process of adding the finishing touches on their 1L model which is boasting 285mpg on gas
For diesel VW takes it again, by setting a records 67 mpg with their Jetta diesel but again contributing factors affect everything
as far as electric cars, it would depending on the variables of how long it could hold a charge, whether you lose more power at higher speeds and so on
as far as hybrids Honda's original insight was rated 56mpg, even though the Prius caught more limelight with its 47 avg
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The highest mpg on a car is believed to be a concept Porsche. It gets about 132mpg! The production car with the highest advertised official mpg is the SMART Fortwo coupe with 86mpg (imperial) on combined cycle. There are a number of concept cars with higher mpg such as the VW 1L with 282mpg(imperial).
the highest MPG for a Chevy is 34.1 it is very low but it can still go very fast for a old car.....
the best ive ever found and had was my dubed out 1986 toyota corolla 5spd it got 56 mpg high way and 52 city
Usually highway driving is where a car gets the most mpg.
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THE NORMAL IS 21 MPG
The 2014 Toyota RAV4 EV is the highest MPG truck. It is an electric hybrid and gets an average of 76 miles per gallon.
You can get an mpg calculator for your car at the local custom car shops. They will install it for you if you buy it from them. They make them very fast for any car.
Toyota and Mazda are manufacturing companies that each make many models. Toyota makes the highest MPG car in the US this year with the Prius at 53 MPG and the lowest is the NASCAR race cars which get 3.5-4.5 MPG depending on the track.The 4 cylinder Camry and the 4 cylinder Mazda 6 both average 24 mpg this year. And by the way, the Chevrolet Malibu and Ford Fusion get 25 MPG when similarly equipped.
When shopping for a vehicle, it is important that you look for cars with the highest MPG. You will find that you enjoy driving the car that you own when you don't always have to worry about its gas consumption. Larger cars tend to use more gas, and so it may be beneficial for you to shop for a smaller car that fits all of your family's needs as well.
This depends entirely on how many miles per gallon (MPG) your car gets. A car that does 82 MPG, will use only 1 gallon. A car that does 41 MPG, will use 2 a gallons. A car that does 20 MPG will use 4 gallons. Divide the number of miles, by the known MPG of the vehicle.
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