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Car/Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Rating in Kilometers Per Liter

Toyota Vios 1.3L has the highest fuel efficiency rating among passenger cars according to the Department of Energy's 2006 fuel economy run, achieving a mileage of 22.16 km/liter of gasoline. BMW 520d Stepronic 1995cc achieved the second highest rating of 21.07 km/liter for diesel. A mileage over 20 km/liter provides significant fuel cost savings, although more expensive vehicle prices and unknown testing conditions are limitations.
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Car/Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Rating in Kilometers Per Liter

Toyota Vios 1.3L has the highest fuel efficiency rating among passenger cars according to the Department of Energy's 2006 fuel economy run, achieving a mileage of 22.16 km/liter of gasoline. BMW 520d Stepronic 1995cc achieved the second highest rating of 21.07 km/liter for diesel. A mileage over 20 km/liter provides significant fuel cost savings, although more expensive vehicle prices and unknown testing conditions are limitations.
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Car/Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Rating in Kilometers per Liter

According to the Department of Energy s (DOE) 2006 fuel economy run results for passenger and light duty vehicle, also
shown below, Toyota Vios 1.3L has the highest Fuel efficiency rating among passenger cars and among others, with a
mileage of 22.16 Km/Liter of gasoline, followed by BMW 520d Stepronic 199cc with a mileage of 21.07 Km/liter of diesel.
See the complete results below;
Unit/Model Fuel Transmission

Fuel

Transmission

Efficiency
Rating
(Km/L)

Passenger Car
MITSUBISHI Galant 2.4 L
TOYOTA Vios 1.3L
TOYOTA Altis 1.6 L
VOLVO All New S40 2.4 L
HONDA City 1.5 L
HONDA City 1.3 L
HONDA Civic 1.8 L
KIA Rio 1.4 L
KIA Picanto 1.1 L
HYUNDAI ACCENT 1.5 L
HYUNDAI GETZ 1.5 L
BMW 730Ld Steptronic 2993 cc
BMW 520d Steptronic 1995cc
SUV

Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline

Automatic
Manual
Manual
Automatic/Manual
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
Manual
Manual
Manual
Manual
Automatic
Automatic

12.76
22.16
16.66
11.45
18.21
17.5
11.39
15.66
20.8
19.01
19.19
11.76
21.07

VOLVO XC 90 2.4 L

Diesel

MITSUBISHI Montero 2.8 L


BMW X3 2.0d 1995 cc
BMW X5 3.0d 1995 cc
KIA Sorento CRDi 2.5 L
AUV
ISUZU Crosswind 2.5 L
ISUZU Aterra 3.0 L
Multipurpose Vehicle
MITSUBISHI Grandis 2.4 L
TOYOTA Innova 2.5 L
Pick-up
ISUZU D-MAX 2.0 L

Diesel
Diesel
Diesel
Diesel

Automatic/
Manual
Automatic
Manual
Automatic
Automatic

Diesel
Diesel

manual
Automatic

16.15
11.86

Gasoline
Gasoline

Automatic
Manual

12.76
16.55

Diesel

Manual

14.24

9.65
11.23
14.1
8.37
11.6

A mileage of more than 20 kilometers per liter of gasoline or diesel is really a significant savings in the fuel cost. But I`m
sure it has some drawback in other aspects, specially the price of the vehicle.
Maybe DOE should also show the test conditions they used to avoid exaggerations and partial and misleading
information. Also, we dont know what brand of fuel they used in the test, whether Petron, Shell, or Caltex. Or does it really
matter?
Anyway, this one is a good reference if your going to buy a new car.

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