Car running costs in United States — by make and model

12,037 cars, each with the official certified consumption and CO₂ figures and what it costs a year to run at current United States fuel prices. Every figure comes from the U.S. EPA, Natural Resources Canada or the UK Vehicle Certification Agency — nothing here is estimated.

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Acura (150)

Aston Martin (92)

Audi (605)

Azure Dynamics (1)

Azure Dynamics Transit Connect Electric Van/Wagon 2012

Bentley (96)

BMW (1407)

Bugatti (19)

Bugatti Rimac (4)

Buick (95)

BYD (7)

Cadillac (191)

Chevrolet (498)

Chrysler (61)

Coda Automotive (2)

Dodge (165)

Ferrari (121)

Fisker (4)

Ford (689)

Genesis (76)

GMC (256)

Honda (247)

Hyundai (393)

Ineos Automotive (6)

Infiniti (158)

Jaguar (192)

Jeep (200)

Kandi (1)

Kandi K27 2021

Karma (4)

Kia (341)

Koenigsegg (3)

Lamborghini (72)

Land Rover (261)

Lexus (382)

Lincoln (132)

Lordstown (1)

Lordstown Endurance 2023

Lotus (14)

Lucid (55)

Mahindra (1)

Mahindra TR40 2011

Maserati (152)

Maybach (9)

Mazda (139)

Mclaren Automotive (48)

Mercedes-benz (1125)

Mercury (10)

MINI (284)

Mitsubishi (100)

Mobility Ventures Llc (3)

Nissan (374)

Pagani (5)

Polestar (26)

Porsche (801)

RAM (55)

Rivian (117)

Rolls-royce (124)

Roush Performance (16)

Ruf Automobile (4)

Saab (7)

Srt (2)

Sti (1)

Sti S209 2019

Subaru (196)

Suzuki (13)

Tesla (147)

Toyota (597)

Vinfast (13)

Volkswagen (329)

Volvo (211)

Vpg (2)

Annual running costs are estimates: they assume 15,000 km (or 12,000 miles) a year, the market average fuel price, and the standard state inspection fee, and exclude insurance, servicing and repairs. Not financial advice.