The Toyota Motor Company founded in 1937 has grown to be the world's top automaker. With a reputation for dependable, fuel-efficient vehicles, Toyota cars end up at the top of many shopping lists, and for many, a Toyota purchase is an automatic decision. Toyota offers a full-line of vehicles that fill virtually every standard vehicle category.

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Fuel Economy

Fuel economy has long been a key decision factor when buying a new vehicle. While the EPA estimates may not accurately predict your mileage with a given vehicle, they are useful for broad comparisons of vehicles. Note that many trucks and large SUVS are too heavy to be required to specify their fuel economy.

For more information, view our new car fuel economy guide.

Model EPA City EPA Highway
Toyota Prius * 54-58 50-53
Toyota Prius c 48 43
Toyota Prius v 43 39
Toyota Avalon 21-40 30-39
Toyota Camry 21-42 30-38
Toyota Yaris iA 30-32 39-40
Toyota Corolla 27-30 35-40
Toyota Yaris 3d Liftback 30 35-36
Toyota Yaris 5d Liftback 30 35-36
Toyota RAV4 22-34 28-30
Toyota Corolla iM 27-28 35-36
Toyota Highlander 19-30 24-28
Toyota C-HR 27 31
Toyota 86 21-24 28-32
Toyota Sienna 18-19 24-27
Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 17-19 21-24
Toyota Tacoma Double Cab 17-19 21-24
Toyota 4Runner 17 20-21
Toyota Tundra Crew Cab 13-15 17-19
Toyota Tundra Double Cab 13-15 17-19
Toyota Land Cruiser 13 18
Toyota Tundra Regular Cab 13 17-18
Toyota Sequoia 13 17
Toyota Mirai TBD TBD

Note: Bar graphs denote the composite fuel economy for the model. "*" indicates models with incomplete data.