Prices at fuel pumps have hit record highs across the UK, with the cost-of-living crisis continuing at speed. In response to the eye-watering prices that show no sign of easing, Auto Trader, the UK’s largest marketplace for new and used cars, has provided consumers with a list of vehicles that will help keep their daily running costs down.
Erin Baker, Editorial Director, at Auto Trader, said: “Yesterday, the cost-of-living crisis hit new lows as fuel prices reach record highs. With little to no indication of when they’ll fall its reason enough to look at the fuel efficiency in your current and next car. Electric vehicles are a great option to keep daily running costs down, but the upfront cost of them is still a barrier for many. Therefore, we’ve highlighted some of the most efficient fully hybrid and mild hybrid cars that will help consumers keep those daily running costs down and capitalise on some seriously impressive MPGs.”
Auto Trader’s list of the most fuel-efficient cars:
| Make | Model | MPG | RRPs (as at 23/02) |
| Renault | Clio E-Tech | 64.2 | £22,655 |
| Vauxhall | Astra 1.5 Turbo D | 62.8 | £23,805 |
| Honda | Jazz | 62.7 | £19,910 |
| Toyota | Yaris-Cross | 57.6 | £23,280 |
| Fiat | 500 | 56.5 | £14,005 |
| Ford | Fiesta EcoBoost | 55.4 | £23,482.51 |
| Hyundai | i10 1.2 MPi | 55.4 | £13,420 |
| Mazda | 3 e-Skyactiv X | 53.3 | £28,575 |
| Dacia | Sandero | 52.3 | £11,245 |
| Peugeot | 3008 1.2 PureTech 130 | 48 | £28,690 |
*Article Source www.newspress.co.uk
