Consumer Reports has tested numerous vehicles and has compiled the following list of the most fuel efficient cars:
#1 Toyota Prius IV, overall 44 MPG
#2 Smart For Two Passion, overall 39 MPG
#3 Honda Insight EX, overall 38 MPG
#4 Volkswagon Golf TDI (manual), overall 38 MPG
#5 Honda Civic Hybrid, overall 37 MPG
#6 Toyota Camry Hybrid, overall 34 MPG
#7 Ford Fusion Hybrid, overall 34 MPG
#8 Scion xD (manual), overall 34 MPG
#9 Mini Cooper (base, manual), overall 33 MPG
#10 Honda Fit Sport (manual), overall 33 MPG
#11 Volkswagon Jetta TDI, overall 33 MPG
Share your experience with any of these cars. Are there better ones on the market that did not make Consumer Reports top 11 list?
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In my experience the Toyota Prius is a solid car. My aunt own a Prius and she really enjoys driving it. She has to get gas around once every month or so. I myself drive a very fuel inefficient 1997 Ford Explorer. I have to get gas every week. However there have been stories in the news latley of problems with the Prius. There was a Prius that couldn't stop and ended up having to be forcefully stopped by a police car. This brings up the question, are fuel effecient cars less reliable than normal cars. I think I would take a risk on a fuel effecient car just because I would save so much money on gas.
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