Mazda Models Offer Top Fuel Economy

Many qualities have to be considered as drivers shop around for a used car. Motorists almost always rank fuel economy highly on their wish-lists, and finding brands with impressive track records in this area becomes incredibly important. 

According to a report from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Mazda topped all other brands with regard to average fuel efficiency of its vehicles. The brand boasts an average fuel economy of 27.1 mpg, which was about half a mile ahead of second-place Honda. Although the actual efficiency will vary from car to car, knowing that the brand has a strong reputation for excellent mileage, saving drivers money consistently throughout its life. 

Other manufacturers with high ratings include Volkswagen, Toyota and Subaru. All of those automakers have an average fuel economy of more than 25 mpg, providing drivers with plenty of options. Many of these automobiles have been improving for the past several years, which means that even models that are several years old offer great value for drivers. 

"While other manufacturers have turned their attention to hybrids and electric cars, we chose to focus on perfecting the base technology used in more than 90 percent of the cars and SUVs sold today: the internal combustion engine," said Jim O'Sullivan, CEO of Mazda North American Operations. "… Mazda has been able to achieve class-leading fuel economy in nearly every segment it competes in, and bring that technology – at an affordable price – to every customer." 

If you're shopping for a Mazda, or any other used car with impressive fuel efficiency, check out the selection of CARFAX-certified models at New Jersey Auto Auction. The pre-owned cars, trucks and vans present on the lot all offer excellent quality at affordable prices.