Sedans
Sedans Fuel Cost Calculator
Sedans typically deliver the best fuel economy after dedicated hybrids and EVs. Compact sedans like the Civic, Corolla and Elantra are among the cheapest cars to drive in the US, while midsize sedans like the Camry and Accord balance MPG with comfort.
Browse 35 sedans below — each links to a dedicated cost estimate.
All Sedans — sorted by MPG
Annual fuel cost estimates use 12,000 miles per year at US average $3.45/gal.
Hyundai Elantra
37 MPG · regular
~$1119/yr
See full breakdownHonda Civic
36 MPG · regular
~$1150/yr
See full breakdownToyota Corolla
35 MPG · regular
~$1183/yr
See full breakdownKia Forte
34 MPG · regular
~$1218/yr
See full breakdownVolkswagen Jetta
33 MPG · regular
~$1255/yr
See full breakdownNissan Sentra
33 MPG · regular
~$1255/yr
See full breakdownAcura Integra
33 MPG · premium
~$1255/yr
See full breakdownToyota Camry
32 MPG · regular
~$1294/yr
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32 MPG · regular
~$1294/yr
See full breakdownNissan Altima
32 MPG · regular
~$1294/yr
See full breakdownHyundai Sonata
32 MPG · regular
~$1294/yr
See full breakdownMazda Mazda3
31 MPG · regular
~$1335/yr
See full breakdownSubaru Impreza
31 MPG · regular
~$1335/yr
See full breakdownKia K5
31 MPG · regular
~$1335/yr
See full breakdownChevrolet Malibu
30 MPG · regular
~$1380/yr
See full breakdownBMW 3 Series (330i)
30 MPG · premium
~$1380/yr
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30 MPG · regular
~$1380/yr
See full breakdownBMW 5 Series (530i)
28 MPG · premium
~$1479/yr
See full breakdownMercedes-Benz C-Class (C300)
28 MPG · premium
~$1479/yr
See full breakdownAudi A4 (40 TFSI)
28 MPG · premium
~$1479/yr
See full breakdownMercedes-Benz E-Class (E350)
27 MPG · premium
~$1533/yr
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27 MPG · premium
~$1533/yr
See full breakdownCadillac CT4
27 MPG · premium
~$1533/yr
See full breakdownToyota Avalon
26 MPG · regular
~$1592/yr
See full breakdownLexus ES 350
26 MPG · premium
~$1592/yr
See full breakdownGenesis G80
26 MPG · premium
~$1592/yr
See full breakdownCadillac CT5
26 MPG · premium
~$1592/yr
See full breakdownToyota Crown
26 MPG · regular
~$1592/yr
See full breakdownAcura TLX
25 MPG · premium
~$1656/yr
See full breakdownLexus IS 300
25 MPG · premium
~$1656/yr
See full breakdownGenesis G70
25 MPG · premium
~$1656/yr
See full breakdownDodge Charger
23 MPG · regular
~$1800/yr
See full breakdownChrysler 300
23 MPG · regular
~$1800/yr
See full breakdownInfiniti Q50
22 MPG · premium
~$1882/yr
See full breakdownGenesis G90
21 MPG · premium
~$1971/yr
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About sedans fuel cost
Sedans typically deliver the best fuel economy after dedicated hybrids and EVs. Compact sedans like the Civic, Corolla and Elantra are among the cheapest cars to drive in the US, while midsize sedans like the Camry and Accord balance MPG with comfort.
For a custom estimate, open the fuel cost calculator or compare two vehicles with the cost per mile calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Which sedan has the best MPG?
Compact sedans like the Hyundai Elantra, Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla top the non-hybrid sedan list at roughly 35-37 combined MPG. Hybrid sedans like the Camry Hybrid push past 50 MPG.
Are sedans cheaper to drive than SUVs?
Yes — most sedans use 20-30% less fuel than a comparable SUV. Over 12,000 miles a year, that can save $400-$800 in gas.
Do luxury sedans use premium gas?
Most do. BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Lexus and Acura sedans typically recommend or require premium fuel, which adds about $0.60-$0.80 per gallon over regular.