The 15 Non-Hybrid New Cars That Get The Best Fuel Mileage

Electrification may be the way of the future, but understandably not everyone is on board just yet. Some folks don't even want to venture into the world of hybrids. Long term reliability and return on investment questions are all very valid ones, so we've decided to compile a list of new cars for people who want something that is great on gas but without the added cost or complexity of electrification.

If we're being honest, just about every hybrid is going to best most of the vehicles on this list. But hey, if you want great mileage with old-school technology (in car terms, at least), these vehicles are your best bet.

So, sit back, relax and take a look at the 15 non-hybrids that get the best gas mileage on sale today.

• Base price: $26,365

• EPA combined/city/highway: 32/28/38 mpg

  The Sonata just got a big, good looking redesign. It remains to be seen if it'll keep these stellar gas mileage numbers.

• Base price: $36,495

• EPA combined/city/highway: 32/28/38 mpg

  If you want a car from a German luxury brand that gets great gas mileage, this is pretty much your only option. That's not all bad, as the A3 is quite a handsome little thing!

• Base price: $26,795

• EPA combined/city/highway: 32/29/38 mpg

  Oddly enough, the Mini Cooper hardtop is the only two door vehicle on this list.

• Base price: $26,595

• EPA combined/city/highway: 32/27/39 mpg

  You probably won't achieve this sort of mileage if you drive your Altima the way everyone else drives theirs.

• Base price: $27,315

• EPA combined/city/highway: 32/28/39 mpg

  It's honestly impressive that a vehicle this big could get such good gas mileage. Toyota is full of wizards.

• Base price: $32,495

• EPA combined/city/highway: 33/30/37 mpg

  This right here is a wonderful vehicle, and I know firsthand that it'll easily hit those mileage numbers.

• Base price: $21,145

• EPA combined/city/highway: 33/29/39 mpg

  The Sentra is one of the few vehicles on sale today that comes in interesting colors. That alone is enough of a reason to get one. The great gas mileage is just a bonus.

• Base price: $20,815

• EPA combined/city/highway: 34/30/41 mpg

  I feel like the Forte gets forgotten because of its more popular Elantra sibling, but that's not fair. I think it's better looking to be honest.

• Base price: $16,925

• EPA combined/city/highway: 35/32/40 mpg

  One of the cheapest cars in America gets some of the best gas mileage in America. What's not to love?

• Base price: $21,760

• EPA combined/city/highway: 35/31/41 mpg

  The Jetta is a great road trip machine if you're on a budget. Plenty of space, decent tech and easily achievable gas mileage means you're going to destroy miles behind the wheel.

• Base price: $22,645

• EPA combined/city/highway: 35/32/41 mpg

  No surprises here. The Corolla stays winning.

• Base price: $17,875

• EPA combined/city/highway: 36/32/41 mpg

  If you want basic transportation, the Kia Rio is as basic as it gets. That's a good thing. The world needs more vehicles like the Rio.

• Base price: $26,145

• EPA combined/city/highway: 36/33/42 mpg

  The Civic really can do it all, can't it? It's like the good looking kid in high school who was also good at math and could do sports.

• Base price: $22,065

• EPA combined/city/highway: 37/33/42 mpg

  Love the styling or hate the styling, there's no getting around the fact it gets really impressive gas mileage.

• Base price: $17,650

• EPA combined/city/highway: 39/36/43 mpg

  Bow down to the MPG king! The Mirage continues to be one of the most impressive vehicles of our time, and yes I mean that.

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