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2012 Ford Focus: The all-new 2012 Ford Focus - pictured here against the Southern California backdrop of the all-media drive - raises the C-segment bar for style, technology, driving dynamics and fuel economy. (1/25/2011) (Wieck) -
Nissan Leaf: 99 mpg combined, 106 city mpg, 92 higway mpg (2008) -
Chevrolet Volt: 60 mpg combined, 58 city mpg, 62 higway mpg (GM / Wieck) -
Toyota Prius: 50 mpg combined, 51 city mpg, 48 higway mpg (Associated Press) -
Toyota Prius V: 42 mpg combined, 44 city mpg, 40 higway mpg -
Honda CR-Z automatic/hybrid: 37 mpg combined, 35 city mpg, 39 higway mpg (Honda / Wieck) -
Honda Civic Hybrid: 44 mpg combined, 44 city mpg, 44 higway mpg (Paul Sancya / Associated Press) -
Volkswagen Passat: 35 mpg combined, 31 city mpg, 43 higway mpg (Guy Spangenberg/Spangenberg Phot / ÂGuy Spangenberg, 2011) -
Fiat 500: 33 mpg combined, 30 city mpg, 38 higway mpg -
Ford Escape Hybrid: 32 mpg combined, 34 city mpg, 31 higway mpg (Ford Motor Company) -
Audi A3: 34 mpg combined, 30 city mpg, 42 higway mpg (Associated Press) -
Hyundai Sonata: 28 mpg combined, 24 city mpg, 35 higway mpg (Morgan J Segal Photography) -
Volkswagen Jetta: 34 mpg combined, 30 city mpg, 42 higway mpg -
Volkswagen Golf: 34 mpg combined, 30 city mpg, 42 higway mpg (Jim Smithson / 2 years unlimited print) -
Chevrolet Sonic Z: 33 mpg combined, 29 city mpg, 40 higway mpg (GM / Wieck) -
Ford Fiesta: 33 mpg combined, 29 city mpg, 40 higway mpg (Ford / 2011 Ford Motor Company) -
Scion iQ: 37 mpg combined, 36 city mpg, 37 higway mpg -
Toyota Tacoma 2WD: 22 mpg combined, 21 city mpg, 25 higway mpg -
Mitsubishi Outlander Sport: 26 mpg combined, 24 city mpg, 31 higway mpg (Mitsubishi / Wieck) -
Bugatti Veyron won't make any list for the top fuel economy cars. This luxury car gets 10 combined mile per gallon. (Robert Scott Photograph.ca / Flickr) -
Bentley Continental GTC has terrible fuel economy too. It gets 14 combined miles per gallon. -
Aston Martin DBS also doesn't come close to the Toyota Prius or the Nissan Leaf. The Aston Martin DBS gets 13 combined miles per gallon. (Aston Martin ) -
Aston Martin DB9 is a gas guzzler. It gets 13 combined miles per gallon. (Jwinfred / Flickr) -
Rolls-Royce Phantom EWB gets a mere 14 combined miles per gallon. (Kenjonbro / Flickr)
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