Best In Class Gas Sippers of 2007

If you are thinking of getting a new car and want to save on gas at the same time, you might want to think about buying a used car. After a couple of years, the sticker shock price on cars comes down, so buying a 2007 model can save quite a bit of money. At the same time, you have a car that is almost new. When looking over what is available for the 2007 model year, you might like to know what is the most fuel efficient vehicle in each class. Here is the official EPA list.

For each major class of vehicle, this table gives the make and model (for the 2007 model year) that gets the best gas mileage. It also includes the city and highway mileage estimates for that model.

2007 Model Year Best-In-Class Fuel Mileage

Class	Make/Model	City/Highway
Two-Seater	Mazda MX-5 (manual)	25/30
Minicompact Car	New Beetle Convertible	22/30
Subcompact Car	Toyota Yaris (manual)	34/40
Compact Car	Honda Civic Hybrid	49/51
Midsize Car	Toyota Prius (hybrid)	60/51
Large Car	Hyundai Sonata (manual)	24/34
Small Station Wagon	Honda Fit	33/38
Midsize Station Wagon	Ford Focus Wagon (manual)	27/37
Sport Utility Vehicle	Ford Escape Hybrid FWD	36/31
Minivan	Dodge Caravan 2WD	20/26
Pickup Truck	Ford Ranger Pickup 2WD (manual)	24/29
	Mazda B2300 2WD (manual)	24/29
Van (Cargo&Passenger)	Chevrolet G1500/2500 Chevy Van 2WD	15/20
	GMC G1500/2500 Savana 2WD Cargo	15/20