Most expensive station wagons to run

#	Car	Type	Efficiency	EPA annual fuel
1	Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class Hybrid	Hybrid	22 mpg	$3,500
2	Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class Hybrid	Hybrid	23 mpg	$3,350
3	Audi A6 Hybrid	Hybrid	24 mpg	$3,200
4	Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class Hybrid	Hybrid	25 mpg	$3,100
5	Volvo V90 Hybrid	Hybrid	25 mpg	$3,100
6	Volvo V60 Hybrid	Hybrid	26 mpg	$2,950
7	Acura ADX	Gasoline	27 mpg	$2,850
8	Volvo V60 Plug-in hybrid	Plug-in hybrid	31 mpg on gas	$2,500
9	Honda HR-V	Gasoline	27 mpg	$2,300
10	Subaru Impreza	Gasoline	29 mpg	$2,150
11	Buick Envista	Gasoline	30 mpg	$2,100
12	Chevrolet Trax	Gasoline	30 mpg	$2,100
13	Honda CR-V	Gasoline	30 mpg	$2,100
14	Kia Soul	Gasoline	30 mpg	$2,100
15	Toyota Crown Signia	Hybrid	38 mpg	$1,650
16	Honda CR-V Hybrid	Hybrid	40 mpg	$1,550
17	Cadillac CELESTIQ	Electric	2.4 mi/kWh	$950
18	Nissan LEAF	Electric	3.3 mi/kWh	$700
19	Chevrolet BOLT	Electric	3.5 mi/kWh	$650

One row per nameplate, showing its best-rated version — a nameplate sold in six configurations would otherwise take six rows and push everything else off the page. Annual fuel is the EPA's own figure at 15,000 miles and its reference fuel prices; every model page recalculates it from your mileage and your prices. Where these come from.

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• Least fuel-efficient station wagons lowest combined MPG

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