Rankings · 2002

Most fuel-efficient large cars of 2002

Among 13 large cars from 2002 in the database (one per model family), the 2002 Toyota Avalon is the most fuel-efficient at 10.7 l/100km, against a class average of 12.1 l/100km. The spread from best to worst is 10.7–13.8 l/100km. Electric vehicles are ranked separately by range.

Ranked13one per model family
Average12.1 l/100km
Leader2002 Toyota Avalon

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#VehicleCombinedvs avgCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
12002 Toyota Avalon10.7 l/100km-12%251 g/km—1—
22002 Buick LeSabre11.2 l/100km-8%263 g/km—2—
32002 Buick Park Avenue11.2 l/100km-8%263 g/km—1—
42002 Ford Taurus11.2 l/100km-8%263 g/km—4—
52002 Pontiac Bonneville11.2 l/100km-8%263 g/km—2—
62002 Chevrolet Impala11.8 l/100km-3%276.1 g/km—7—
72002 Cadillac DeVille12.4 l/100km+2%290.6 g/km—5—
82002 Chrysler Concorde12.4 l/100km+2%290.6 g/km—1—
92002 Dodge Intrepid12.4 l/100km+2%290.6 g/km—3—
102002 Ford Crown Victoria13.1 l/100km+8%306.8 g/km—5—
112002 Lincoln Continental13.1 l/100km+8%306.8 g/km—1—
122002 Mercury Grand Marquis13.1 l/100km+8%306.8 g/km—2—
132002 Lincoln Town Car13.8 l/100km+14%324.8 g/km—1—

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How this ranking works

Values come from FuelEconomy.gov, EPA certification data and NHTSA records shown on each vehicle's page. Only the best-placed version of each model family is listed, so one model cannot fill the list. Electric vehicles are excluded from fuel-consumption rankings and ranked by range instead.