Official U.S. test numbers by car and model year

Official mileage, fuel cost, safety record and recalls for 325 model years of popular cars

Pick a car and see what the government's tests say it uses, what a year of fuel costs you, where it ranks in its class and how it compares with its closest rivals. Every number comes from the U.S. government's own files.

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Covers 10 brands, model years 2024 to 2026. More brands and years are added in steps.

10brands

124models

325model years, one page each

1,390tested versions

Work out your own mileage

Fill the tank, drive, fill it again. Type the distance and the fuel you put in. The numbers are worked out in your browser and go nowhere.

Compare with the official figure

Pick a car to open its page. If you worked out your own mileage above, it is set against the official range of the car you pick.

We do not test cars

Car Real Test does not test cars. The mileage numbers are the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's own test results, and the crash-test stars, owner complaints and recalls come from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. What this site adds is the arithmetic: your fuel bill, the rank in the class, the gap to the rivals, all worked out by a program from those files.

Browse by brand

Every model with its model years, tested versions and yearly fuel cost.

Chevrolet12 models, 33 model years Ford12 models, 33 model years Honda10 models, 28 model years Hyundai12 models, 33 model years Jeep8 models, 20 model years Kia12 models, 31 model years Nissan14 models, 37 model years Subaru11 models, 28 model years Toyota24 models, 59 model years Volkswagen9 models, 23 model years

Best mileage among 2026 models

Best combined city and highway miles per gallon of every 2026 model in the agency's file. Plug-in and electric cars are left out so the list compares like with like. See the lists by vehicle class.

Toyota PriusMidsize Cars, hybrid

57 mpg

Hyundai ElantraMidsize Cars, hybrid

54 mpg

Kia NiroSmall Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD, hybrid

53 mpg

Hyundai SonataLarge Cars, hybrid

51 mpg

Toyota CamryMidsize Cars, hybrid

51 mpg

Toyota CorollaCompact Cars, hybrid

50 mpg

What every car page does

Works out your fuel billType your own miles and fuel price. The page shows the yearly cost for the exact version you drive.

Compares with rivalsThe three nearest rivals of the same class and year, side by side in miles per gallon and dollars per year.

Ranks it in its classIts place among every car of the same class and model year for mileage, yearly fuel cost and CO2, with the three cars above and below.

Shows the safety recordCrash-test stars, owner complaints by part and recalls with the fix the maker offers, from the U.S. safety agency, when the data is loaded.

Mileage and fuel cost: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, fueleconomy.gov vehicle file (file dated 2026-11-04). Your own mileage depends on how and where you drive. Where our numbers come from.