When buying a new or used car, drivers usually observe the amount of gasoline consumed per kilometer driven. Therefore, to help you in this choice, see the cars that spend the most fuel and think carefully if this will be your choice before buying. After all, if saving money when filling up is important to you, it's good to pay attention to the following models and stay away from them. See the list.
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Cars that consume the most gasoline
See the list that can help you know which vehicles to avoid if your desire is to save money.
10. Fiat Doblo 1.8 Adventure
The Italian Dobló does not skimp when it comes to “drinking” fuel. There are 6.6km/L on the road and 6.1km/L in the cities, making it an uneconomical car to drive.
9. Chevrolet Spin 1.8
The Spin, a more robust car model, with automatic transmission, does 7.4km/L on the road and 5.9km/L within cities. If you have less money to fill up, it might be interesting to research other cars to buy.
8. Fiat Toro 1.8
The Italian Toro truck runs about 5.8km/L in the city against 7.4km/L on the roads. Nothing economical when walking.
7. Peugeot 408 2.0
The French Peugeot consumes 5.6km/L in the city and 7.8km/L on the roads, being one of the small vehicles that consume the most fuel.
6. Renault Duster 2.0 4×2
The French automatic transmission Duster runs around 7km/L on roads and 5.6km/L in cities, becoming a car that “drinks” a lot when driving with it or for trips.
5. Ford Fusion 2.5
With a six-speed automatic transmission, the Fusion consumes a lot of fuel for daily use or on trips. It's 5.4km/L in cities and 8.2km/L on the road.
4. JAC J6 2.0
The Chinese manual gearbox JAC loves to consume gasoline and does 5km/L inside cities while on road trips it reaches 6.2km/L. Although it is a very functional car, the cost of gasoline will be high for those who buy it.
3. Hyundai Tucson 2.0
Tucson's South Korean model with automatic transmission consumes 5.9km/L on roads against 5km/L in cities. It's not an economical car.
2. Chevrolet S10 2.4
The S10's manual transmission consumes 4.8km/L running in cities and 5.5km/L on roads, making it one of the cars that consume the most fuel.
1. Mitsubishi L200 Triton 3.5 4×4
The automatic transmission pick-up truck consumes 3.2km/L inside cities and 3.9km/L on the roads, consumption well above what many drivers expect.
