Plymouth fuel economy — every nameplate compared

EPA records 15 distinct Plymouth nameplates across 18 model years, from 1984 to 2001. The most efficient nameplate on record is the Voyager/Grand Voyager at 35 mpg combined; the thirstiest is 16 mpg.

15nameplates on record

35best nameplate mpg

16lowest nameplate mpg

446configurations on record

Nameplates ranked by best combined rating

#	Model	Model years	Best	Worst	Configs	EPA class	Gallons a year at best rating
1	Voyager/Grand Voyager	1987–2000	35	16	82	Special Purpose Vehicles	329 gal
2	Colt	1984–1994	34	22	52	Subcompact Cars	338 gal
3	Turismo	1984–1987	30	20	24	Subcompact Cars	383 gal
4	Horizon	1984–1990	30	21	27	Compact Cars	383 gal
5	Neon	1995–2001	29	24	14	Compact Cars	397 gal
6	Breeze	1996–2000	27	20	14	Midsize Cars	426 gal
7	Sundance/Duster	1992–1994	26	18	20	Compact Cars	442 gal
8	Reliant Wagon	1984–1988	26	19	28	Midsize-Large Station Wagons	442 gal
9	Acclaim	1989–1995	25	19	29	Midsize Cars	460 gal
10	Colt Vista	1984–1994	25	18	55	Small Station Wagons	460 gal
11	Sundance	1987–1991	25	18	32	Compact Cars	460 gal
12	Laser	1990–1994	24	18	34	Subcompact Cars	479 gal
13	Caravelle	1985–1989	23	19	18	Midsize Cars	500 gal
14	Voyager	1984–1986	22	17	14	Special Purpose Vehicle 2WD	523 gal
15	Prowler	1999–2001	18	17	3	Two Seaters	639 gal

Configurations Plymouth has offered by model year

Model year	Nameplates	Configurations	Most efficient that year
2001	2	3	Neon (26 mpg)
2000	4	11	Neon (27 mpg)
1999	4	12	Voyager/Grand Voyager (35 mpg)
1998	3	11	Neon (29 mpg)
1997	3	8	Neon (29 mpg)
1996	3	10	Neon (28 mpg)
1995	3	13	Neon (28 mpg)
1994	6	37	Colt (31 mpg)
1993	6	36	Colt (31 mpg)
1992	6	36	Colt (29 mpg)
1991	6	26	Colt (29 mpg)
1990	7	32	Colt (29 mpg)
1989	7	30	Colt (30 mpg)
1988	7	25	Colt (31 mpg)
1987	8	36	Colt (31 mpg)
1986	7	27	Colt (33 mpg)
1985	7	55	Colt (33 mpg)
1984	6	38	Colt (34 mpg)