Standard Pickup Trucks 2WD — best and worst EPA fuel economy

57 nameplates carry the EPA classification “Standard Pickup Trucks 2WD”. Combined ratings run from 78 mpg for the Tesla Cybertruck Long Range (20in Cyber wheels) down to 9 mpg. The class holds 4,901 configurations on record.

Full ranking

#	Vehicle	Best	Worst	Model years	Latest year	Cost a year at $3.50
1	Tesla Cybertruck Long Range (20in Cyber wheels)	78	78	2025–2026	2026	$516
2	Ford Ranger Pickup	58	14	1984–2009	2009	$1,750
3	Toyota Truck	30	13	1984–1995	1995	$1,830
4	Chevrolet Silverado	27	11	1999–2026	2026	$1,610
5	GMC Sierra	26	11	1989–2026	2026	$1,610
6	Ram 1500	26	12	2013–2027	2027	$1,830
7	Ram 1500 HFE	26	21	2013–2025	2025	$1,750
8	Ford F150 Pickup	25	10	1984–2026	2026	$1,917
9	Chevrolet Colorado	25	16	2004–2026	2026	$1,917
10	GMC Canyon	25	16	2004–2026	2026	$2,013
11	Ford F150 Pickup HEV	25	23	2021–2026	2026	$1,677
12	Ford Ranger	24	15	1999–2026	2026	$1,750
13	Ford F150 BASE PAYLOAD LT TIRE	24	17	2017–2020	2020	$1,677
14	Toyota Tacoma	23	15	1995–2026	2026	$1,750
15	Mazda B2300	23	20	2001–2009	2009	$1,750
16	Ram 1500 Classic	23	17	2019–2024	2024	$2,013
17	Dodge Dakota Pickup	22	12	1987–2011	2011	$2,368
18	Nissan Frontier	22	16	1998–2026	2026	$1,917
19	Toyota T100	22	14	1993–1998	1998	$2,118
20	Toyota Tundra	22	14	2000–2026	2026	$2,013
21	GMC Sierra 15 Hybrid	22	16	2004–2018	2018	$2,013
22	Mazda B2500	21	19	1999–2001	2001	$1,917
23	GMC Caballero Pickup	21	14	1984–1987	1987	$2,236
24	Ford F150 2.7L GVWR>6649 LBS	21	21	2017–2019	2019	$1,917
25	Ford F150 BASE PAYLOAD LT	21	17	2018–2020	2020	$2,236
26	Chevrolet Pickup	20	9	1984–1999	1999	$2,683
27	Isuzu i-290	20	18	2007–2008	2008	$2,013
28	Chevrolet Silverado C15	20	14	2007–2018	2018	$2,013
29	GMC Sierra C15	20	14	2007–2018	2018	$2,013
30	GMC Pickup	20	11	1984–1988	1988	$2,118
31	Ford F150 3.5L GVWR>7599 LBS	19	18	2017–2019	2019	$2,118
32	Ford F150 Pickup Limited	19	19	2019–2020	2020	$2,118
33	Mazda B3000	18	15	1999–2008	2008	$2,236
34	Mazda B4000	18	15	1999–2009	2009	$2,516
35	Nissan Titan	18	14	2004–2024	2024	$2,368
36	GMC Canyon Cab Chassis Inc	18	15	2006–2012	2012	$2,236
37	Mitsubishi Raider Pickup	18	15	2006–2010	2010	$2,368
38	Isuzu i-370	18	17	2007–2008	2008	$2,236
39	GMC Sierra C15 XFE	18	17	2009–2013	2013	$2,236
40	Dodge D100/D150 Pickup	18	10	1984–1993	1993	$2,683
41	Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup	17	9	1994–2012	2012	$2,516
42	Nissan Frontier V6	17	14	1999–2007	2007	$2,368
43	Ford Explorer Sport Trac	17	15	2001–2010	2010	$2,368
44	Ford F150 5.0L GVWR>7599 LBS	17	16	2017–2020	2020	$2,368
45	Ford F250 Pickup	16	10	1984–1999	1999	$2,875
46	Chevrolet SSR Pickup	16	14	2003–2006	2006	$2,683
47	Ford F150 Dual-fuel (LPG)	15	12	2001–2004	2004	$2,683
48	Lincoln Mark LT	15	14	2006–2008	2008	$2,875
49	Ford F150 STX SE	15	15	2007–2008	2008	$2,683
50	Dodge D250 Pickup	15	10	1984–1993	1993	$2,875
51	Ford F150 CNG	13	12	2001–2004	2004	$3,096
52	Ford F150 Dual-fuel (CNG)	13	11	2001–2004	2004	$3,354
53	Lincoln Blackwood	13	13	2002–2003	2003	$3,096
54	Roush Performance Stage 3 F150 Super Crew	13	12	2007–2008	2008	$3,096
55	Roush Performance F150 Pickup	13	11	2014–2020	2020	$3,096
56	Ford F250 Pickup CNG	12	11	1998–1999	1999	$3,354
57	Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD CNG	10	9	2004–2005	2005	$4,472

What the class average means at the pump

The median best rating in this class is 20 mpg, which is 575 gallons over 11,500 miles — about $2,013 a year at $3.50 a gallon. Choosing the class leader at 78 mpg instead saves roughly $1,496 a year.

Midsize Cars — 483 nameplates, best 142 mpg.
Compact Cars — 498 nameplates, best 126 mpg.
Subcompact Cars — 461 nameplates, best 124 mpg.
Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD — 317 nameplates, best 111 mpg.
Two Seaters — 263 nameplates, best 108 mpg.
Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD — 311 nameplates, best 134 mpg.
Large Cars — 305 nameplates, best 146 mpg.
Sport Utility Vehicle - 4WD — 219 nameplates, best 91 mpg.
Minicompact Cars — 153 nameplates, best 116 mpg.
Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD — 152 nameplates, best 134 mpg.