Best Gas Mileage Cars In The Full Size Sedan Class
In this day and age, the MPG rating a car is looked at a lot closer than it used to be. Back in the good old days (for me, that would be the '80's) gas ALWAYS seemed to simmer around the $1 mark. So who cared, right? The only time you cared about the price of fuel was when you were broke in high school and needed a couple bucks so you could drive around with your friends that night.
Well, that has changed. With gas huvoring around $3 a gallon, people are paying for attention than ever to how many miles they can drive on a full tank of gasoline. If you can't get one of the small options out there, here is a list of full size sedans that get the best MPG as rated by the EPA. Remember, EPA ratings are averages. You can usually get a little bit better than posted if you tend to drive a little more conservative.
1. 2010 Nissan Altima 4cyl.
City/Highway Combined: 27 mpg
Tank Size: 20
Range = 540 per tank
Altima is the winner in all 3 categories.
2. 2010 Toyota Camry 4cyl.
City/Highway Combined: 26 mpg
Tank Size: 18.5
Range = 481 per tank
3. 2010 Honda Accord 4cyl.
City/Highway Combined: 25 mpg
Tank Size: 18.5
Range = 462.5 per tank
4. 2010 Ford Fusion 4cyl.
City/Highway Combined: 25 mpg
Tank Size: 17.5
Range = 437.5 per tank
5. 2010 Chevy Malibu 4cyl.
City/Highway Combined: 26 mpg
Tank Size: 16
Range = 416 per tank
6. 2010 Mazda MAZDA6 4cyl.
City/Highway Combined: 24 mpg
Tank Size: 18.5
Range = 444 per tank
What does this mean?
If you are looking for a 4cylinder, non-luxury sedan that gets the best combined gas mileage and has he best range, this is your list. There are many other factors to take into consideration like horsepower, torque, reliability, and many more.
But, the numbers are clear: surprisingly, 2010 Nissan Altima has the biggest tank and the best MPG rating, which gives it the furthest range on one tank of gas. Who knew?
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