With the rising fuel cost and the lack of available brand new cars, people are turning towards used car dealers to find both affordable and cost-effective rigs MPG. Shopping for used cars is already a time-honored practice to save on your next car. Now shoppers are ensuring they find a preowned vehicle that won’t kill them at the pump. Web searches for fuel-efficient cars, hybrids, and electric vehicles continue to rise as shoppers look for ways to cut fuel costs.
Here are the top five used sedans to help you save time browsing used car dealers in your area to help you get better miles per gallon.
2017 Honda Accord Hybrid
The Honda is a practical yet exciting four-door sedan. After taking a year off from production, the 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid returned with an impressive powertrain with excellent fuel economy numbers. This hybrid provides an EPA-estimated 49 mpg city and 47 mpg highway.
2016-2018 Toyota Prius
The Toyota Prius may not be the first hybrid to hit the road, but it’s the nameplate that put hybrid vehicles on the map. Used car dealers across the country can’t keep these rigs in stock. With the 1.8-liter engine, the Prius earned a solid EPA-estimated 54 mpg city and 50 mpg highway.
2016-2020 Honda Civic
There should be no surprise that another Honda made the list. The Civic will always be known as a reliable, stylish, and affordable sedan. For a non-hybrid vehicle, this sedan offers some serious fuel economy. The base engine provides an EPA-estimated 40 mpg highway and 35 mpg combined.
2019-2020 Volkswagen Jetta
People tend to think that fuel-efficient vehicles need to be small, but that’s certainly not the case for the larger Volkswagen Jetta. It’s still technically a compact car, but it just barely fits that classification. With a 1.4-liter turbocharged engine, this boat provides an EPA-estimated 30 mpg city and 40 mpg highway.
2019 Honda Insight
The Honda Insight is one of the most prominent hybrids on the market. What makes this beast stand out is its dual-motor hybrid system—one of the electric motors powers the front wheels to provide some extra oomph. In 2019, the 1.5-liter engine earned an EPA-estimated 55 mpg city and 49 mpg highway.
Bonus: 2017-2019 Hyundai Ioniq
With the release of the new Ioniq 5, the old-school Hyundai Ioniq is no longer available as a brand new car. It’s still available with used car dealers and those with a solid selection of certified preowned options. To many, the Ioniq is an alternative to the Toyota Prius. This car gives you an EPA-estimated 57 mpg city and 59 mpg highway.
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