All Makes
58 vehicle makes with 6,990 model-year pages of EPA fuel economy, engine, CO₂ and NHTSA safety data. Pick a make to see every model it sells, the most efficient versions and the safety record year by year.
- Acura 14 models
- Alfa Romeo 7 models
- Aston Martin 15 models
- Audi 45 models
- BMW 31 models
- Bentley 10 models
- Bugatti 4 models
- Buick 10 models
- Cadillac 20 models
- Chevrolet 29 models
- Chrysler 8 models
- Citroen 10 models
- Cupra 4 models
- DS 4 models
- Dacia 7 models
- Dodge 15 models
- Ferrari 42 models
- Fiat 10 models
- Ford 35 models
- GMC 10 models
- Genesis 6 models
- Honda 20 models
- Hyundai 26 models
- Infiniti 26 models
- Jaguar 12 models
- Jeep 17 models
- Kia 26 models
- Lamborghini 7 models
- Land Rover 12 models
- Lexus 23 models
- Lincoln 11 models
- Lotus 3 models
- Lucid 2 models
- MG 7 models
- MINI 12 models
- Maserati 9 models
- Mazda 19 models
- McLaren 26 models
- Mercedes-Benz 31 models
- Mitsubishi 17 models
- Nissan 23 models
- Peugeot 10 models
- Polestar 4 models
- Porsche 17 models
- Ram 8 models
- Renault 10 models
- Rivian 2 models
- Rolls-Royce 6 models
- Seat 8 models
- Skoda 10 models
- Subaru 15 models
- Suzuki 16 models
- Tesla 11 models
- Toyota 34 models
- Vauxhall 10 models
- Vinfast 4 models
- Volkswagen 24 models
- Volvo 20 models
Frequently Asked Questions
Which makes are the most fuel-efficient in our data?
Averaging each model year's most efficient configuration, Honda (35 mpg UK), Fiat (35) and MINI (34) lead among makes with at least 20 model years. Averages depend on each make's mix of small cars, SUVs and trucks.
Which makes have the highest share of 5-star NHTSA model years?
Among makes with at least 25 rated model years, Volvo (100%), Tesla (100%) and Subaru (95%) lead. Ratings are only comparable between vehicles of a similar size and weight.
Where does the data come from?
Fuel economy, engines, CO₂ and interior volume are from the US EPA's fueleconomy.gov; ratings, recalls and complaints are from NHTSA; European models (Skoda, Seat, Peugeot, Renault, Vauxhall and others) show generation, production-year, engine and body-style information compiled from Wikipedia, because the EPA and NHTSA do not cover cars that are not sold in the US. See the About page for the full method.
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