What is the best brand of fuel-efficient and economical cars?

A few days ago, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy announced the annual ranking of energy-saving cars, Japanese cars accounted for most of them. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy from the automobile manufacturers to get the relevant data, through a set of exhaustive and accurate testing, fuel economy assessment after the arrival of this list. Of these, Japan's Honda and Toyota Motor Corporation*** have eight models in the top ten, with the remaining two being models from Germany's Volkswagen. Among them, the manual Honda Insight Hybrid is the winner of this U.S. fuel-efficient car list. In addition, the three major U.S. automotive groups GM, Ford and Chrysler excelled in the individual ratings. Among them, Ford's Escape Hybrid led the SUV group; the most fuel-efficient pickup truck was the Ford Ranger; and the GM Chevrolet MalibuMaxx had the lowest gas mileage among large station wagons. The figures listed below are the number of miles (1 mile = 1.6093 kilometers) you can drive on 1 gallon of gasoline (4.5461 liters).

Honda Insight (electric-gasoline hybrid, manual transmission):

61 km/66 km (city/highway)

Toyota Prius (electric-gasoline hybrid):

60 km/51 km (city/highway)

Honda Insight (electric-gasoline hybrid. automatic transmission):

57 km/56 km (city/highway)

Honda CivicHybrid (automatic transmission, thin-burning system):

48 km/47 km (city/highway)

Honda CivicHybrid (automatic transmission):

47 km/48 km ( City/Highway)

Honda CivicHybrid (manual transmission, rarefied combustion system):

46km/51km (City/Highway)

Honda CivicHybrid (manual transmission):

45km/51km (City/Highway)

Volkswagen NewBeetle/Golf/Jetta (diesel-powered, manual transmission):

38 km/46 km (city/highway)

Volkswagen JettaWagon (diesel-powered, manual transmission):

36 km/47 km (city/highway)

Honda Civic (manual transmission):

35km/44km (city/highway)