In 1991, most drivers paid $1 a gallon for gasoline. Twenty years later, filling up a car or truck costs at least $3 per gallon, which is putting a strain on bank accounts. Federal and state tax incentives mixed with dealer incentives are making it possible for many drivers to afford a fuel-efficient vehicle.
We've compiled a list of 2011's most fuel-efficient vehicles. Each week, we will highlight a different car that will save consumers on their gas prices. This week, we present the #8 most fuel-efficient car.
At $23,950 retail, the Civic targets drivers on a tight budget. This hybrid car recharges its own batteries while you drive, so there's never concern about finding a charging station.
Annual CO2 emissions (tons): 4.6
Annual fuel cost: $1,083
Mileage: 41 mpg
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