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Most economical station wagons

We ranked 6 station wagons from the 1CARS catalog by combined fuel consumption. The Dacia Jogger leads with 4.5 l/100 km (52 mpg (US)).

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Most economical station wagons

6 models
  1. 1. Dacia Jogger Jogger I · 2021–present Hybrid 155 4.5 l/100 km52 mpg (US) Specs: Dacia Jogger Hybrid 155
  2. 2. Mini Clubman Clubman F54 · 2015–2024 One D 4.8 l/100 km49 mpg (US) Specs: Mini Clubman One D
  3. 3. Volkswagen Passat Passat B9 · 2023–present 2.0 l TDI 150 4.9 l/100 km48 mpg (US) Specs: Volkswagen Passat 2.0 l TDI 150
  4. 4. Fiat Tipo Tipo 356 · 2015–2026 1.4 l T-Jet 7.0 l/100 km34 mpg (US) Specs: Fiat Tipo 1.4 l T-Jet
  5. 5. Lada Largus Cross 2015–present 1.6 l 9.0 l/100 km26 mpg (US) Specs: Lada Largus Cross 1.6 l
  6. 6. BMW M3 M3 (G80/G81) · 2020–present 3.0 l Competition Touring xDrive 10.2 l/100 km23 mpg (US) Specs: BMW M3 3.0 l Competition Touring xDrive

Method and data

Each model appears once, with the lowest combined fuel consumption of any petrol, diesel or hybrid version. Plug-in hybrids and electric cars are left out because their figures are not comparable. Official figures come from different test cycles (NEDC, WLTP, EPA) depending on the year and market, so treat small gaps with caution. How we collect and check data

Ranked: 6 of 1,149 models in the 1CARS catalog have a figure for this list.

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Questions and answers

Which station wagon uses the least fuel in the 1CARS catalog?

The Dacia Jogger (Jogger I · 2021–present), with 4.5 l/100 km (52 mpg (US)). Second is the Mini Clubman with 4.8 l/100 km.

How is this ranking compiled?

Each model appears once, with the lowest combined fuel consumption of any petrol, diesel or hybrid version. Plug-in hybrids and electric cars are left out because their figures are not comparable. Official figures come from different test cycles (NEDC, WLTP, EPA) depending on the year and market, so treat small gaps with caution.

Why is a model missing from the list?

A model is listed only when the 1CARS catalog has a confirmed figure for it. Models without an official figure stay out instead of getting an estimate, and the list grows as we add data. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars are not ranked; limited-run models are marked.