Small Car

Name	Combined MPG	Type	MSRP	Available	Description
Smart ForTwo	36 MPG	Coupe	$15,000	Now	The Smart ForTwo is cute and relatively fuel efficient, but underpowered.
Mini Cooper	35 MPG	Coupe	$18,700	Now	Matches or beats efficiency of other subcompacts, but with tons more style.
Toyota Yaris	32 MPG	Sedan	$12,400	Now	The Yaris is the leader of the subcompact triumvirate, which includes the Honda Fit and the Nissan Versa.
Mini Cooper Clubman	32 MPG	Coupe	$19,900	Now	The same hip and efficient Mini Cooper, but with a longer body and wheelbase.
Honda Fit	31 MPG	Sedan	$14,600	Now	The Fit has a smart, but playful appearance, and a deceivingly large and versatile five-passenger interior.
Toyota Corolla	30 MPG	Sedan	$14,200	Now	Popular and practical model with fuel efficiency approaching the hybrid realm.
Scion xD	30 MPG	Sedan	$14,500	Now	Small and efficient like the xA, but edgier and more powerful.
Kia Rio	29 MPG	Sedan	$10,900	Now	Plain-Jane from from front to back. The Kia Rio makes no false promises. It's affordable and efficient.
Ford Focus	29 MPG	Sedan	$14,700	Now	Comfortable, controllable, efficient, and affordable.
Toyota Matrix	29 MPG	SUV	$16,200	Now	A segment buster: part compact car, part sport wagon, and part small crossover utility.
Nissan Versa	28 MPG	Sedan	$13,600	Now	Offered in two body styles, a sporty 5-door hatchback and a 4-door sedan, the Versa is the largest and most powerful entry-level city car.
Scion xB	25 MPG	Van	$15,700	Now	Good fuel efficiency for the little wagon. Urban and youthful.
Suzuki SX4	24 MPG	Sedan	$15,300	Now	The most affordable all-wheel-drive vehicle on the road today.
Honda Global Subcompact Hybrid	n/a		n/a	2009	A small, practical, affordable and entirely new hybrid-only model from Honda.
Honda Fit Hybrid	n/a	Sedan	n/a	2010	The hybrid version of the Honda subcompact could become the leader of the pack on fuel efficiency.
Volkswagen up!	n/a	Coupe	n/a	Concept	Volkswagen's play into the high-mpg minicar market.