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Most efficient
midsize-large station wagons

21 models ranked on EPA combined figures. Topped by the Dodge Aries Wagon at 23.3 MPG.

#ModelCombinedFuel/yrPer mileYears
1 Dodge Aries Wagon 23.3 MPG$2060 $0.1371984–1988
2 Plymouth Reliant Wagon 23.3 MPG$2060 $0.1371984–1988
3 Chevrolet Celebrity Wagon 21.5 MPG$2233 $0.1491984–1990
4 Buick Century Wagon 21 MPG$2286 $0.1521985–1996
5 Chrysler Town and Country Wagon 21 MPG$2286 $0.1521984–1988
6 Eagle Summit Wagon 21 MPG$2286 $0.1521992–1996
7 Pontiac 6000 Wagon 20.5 MPG$2341 $0.1561984–1991
8 Mitsubishi Expo 20 MPG$2400 $0.1601992–1996
9 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cruiser 20 MPG$2400 $0.1601986–1995
10 Ford Taurus Wagon 19 MPG$2526 $0.1681986–2005
11 Mercury Sable Wagon 19 MPG$2526 $0.1681986–2005
12 Volvo 960 Wagon 18.5 MPG$2595 $0.1731992–1996
13 Audi 5000S Wagon 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781984–1988
14 Buick LeSabre/Electra Wagon 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781985–1989
15 Buick Roadmaster Wagon 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781991–1996
16 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Wagon 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781984–1991
17 Mercedes-Benz 300TE 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781988–1993
18 Mercury Grand Marquis Wagon 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781984–1991
19 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781986–1992
20 Peugeot 505 Station Wagon 18 MPG$2667 $0.1781984–1992
21 Chevrolet Caprice Wagon 17.5 MPG$2743 $0.1831984–1993

Current model-year figures, $3.20/gal, 15,000 miles a year. Electric models are rated in MPGe and are not directly comparable on fuel cost.

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