What should be the fuel consumption of a gasoline car? The correct answer is: the less, the better. Of course, the vast majority of vehicles on the market can only boast of strictly the opposite. Of course, the actual fuel consumption is always higher than stated in the technical documentation. However, this is true for absolutely all cars. So, let's look at the record-breaking cars in terms of economy.
1. Renault Logan
Renault Logan models with 1.5-liter engines are very popular not only in the former USSR, but also in foreign countries. Although the Japanese hatchback cannot boast of the performance of the power plant, it does not consume much fuel either. According to the passport, the Logan gasoline engine eats up to 5 liters per 100 kilometers.
2. Volkswagen Polo
Another car well known to domestic drivers. The German hatchback does not need any extra introduction. Specifically, in our case we are talking about cars with a 1-liter engine with 95 horsepower. The dynamics of the "Polo" for everyday trips is actually more than enough. As for fuel consumption, according to the passport it is 4.8 liters.
3. Kia Rio
The South Korean car won the hearts of hundreds of thousands of motorists around the world. Available in hatchback and sedan bodies, the Rio can be equipped with 1.2, 1.4 and 1.6 liter engines. As you might guess, with a decrease in volume, consumption also decreases. Models of units for 1.4 and 1.6 liters are unlikely to please with low consumption. But the 1.2-liter engine consumes 4.8 liters per hundred according to the passport.
4. Volkswagen Passat
The German Passat is still popular among domestic motorists. Including due to its cost-effectiveness. The machine has many advantages, but the main thing is the 150 hp engine. At the same time, the power plant is absolutely not voracious. Its consumption is about 4.7 liters per hundred, if harnessed mainly by AI-95.
5. Ford Focus
The American "Focus" is also included in the number of economical cars. For 100 kilometers, its engine “eats” some 4.7 liters. At the same time, the Ford Focus power plant is capable of delivering up to 125 horsepower at its peak. Directly from this follows a decent dynamics, both in urban driving and on the highway.
6. Citroen C3
A French hatchback that needs no introduction. The machine is not equipped with the most powerful engine: the displacement of the unit is 1.2 liters, and the output power reaches only 82 horsepower at its peak. However, the Citroen C3 makes up for what it lacks in dynamism with other strengths. First of all, good handling and consumption of 4.7 liters of gasoline per 100 kilometers.
7. Skoda Rapid
The car of a well-known Czech manufacturer is equipped with 1.2 and 1.4 liter engines with a capacity of up to 90 horsepower. Similar installations can be seen on another well-known model - Skoda Octavia. Fuel consumption "Rapida" is 4.6 liters, according to the passport. A good indicator for the car for every day.
8. Opel Corsa
The average fuel consumption of the Korsa is 4.5 liters, subject to AI-95 refueling. On the highway, the car will consume even less - up to 4 liters per hundred. If you believe the reviews, then the passport data in this matter are closest to reality. Of course, the car is not the most dynamic. Motor 1-liter 90 hp makes itself felt. However, for city driving more than enough.
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9. Peugeot 208
Another popular small car. A modest engine with a displacement of 1 liter and a return of 68 horsepower will consume about 4.5 liters of gasoline in the combined cycle. If we talk about trips on the highway, then here the fuel consumption has every chance of being reduced to the mark of 3.9 liters.
10. smart fortwo
Finally, we can't forget about Smart Fortwo. The working volume of the engine of this baby is 0.9 liters. The output of the power plant without a supercharger is 71 horsepower. The car is suitable mainly for daily driving around the city. For country trips, for obvious reasons, it is poorly suited. But it consumes little fuel. According to passport data, this is 4.1 liters per 100 km.
In continuation of the topic, read about 5 special racing cars of the USSRahead of their time.
Source: https://novate.ru/blogs/010622/63159/