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Chrysler MPG by model
EPA has rated 34 Chrysler nameplates in model years 1984–2026; seven of them have a page of their own here. Its highest rating is 32 MPG, by the Pacifica (gasoline-only rating of a plug-in hybrid) in 2017–2018. The Town and Country has the longest record, 25 model years, and the 300 SRT8 the weakest yearly peak, 15 MPG. Of these nameplates, seven have had a flex-fuel version, the fourth most of any make on this site. Of the 34, 27 are cars. For 2026 EPA rated two of its nameplates with fuel-burning versions; the Pacifica leads them at 30 MPG.
Every Chrysler nameplate
| Nameplate | Model years | Class (most years) | Best version, MPG | Weakest year | Other powertrains |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 300 | 1999–2023 | large cars | 23 (2021–2023) | 18 | flex-fuel |
| 300 SRT8 | 2005–2010 and 2012–2014 | large cars | 21 (2008–2010) | 15 | gasoline only |
| New Yorker Fifth Avenue/Imperial | 1989–1991 | large cars | 19 (1989 and 1991) | 18 | gasoline only |
| Pacifica | 2004–2026 | minivans | 32 (2017–2018) | 17 | plug-in hybrid |
| Sebring | 1995–2010 | compact cars | 24 (2008–2010) | 20 | flex-fuel |
| Town and Country | 1984–2016 | special purpose vehicles | 22 (1988) | 17 | flex-fuel |
| Town and Country/Voyager/Grand Voyager | 2000–2004 and 2007–2008 | minivans | 21 (2003) | 18 | flex-fuel |
| 200 | 2011–2017 | midsize cars | 27 (2015–2017) | 23 | flex-fuel |
| Aspen | 2007–2009 | SUVs | 21 (2009) | 15 | flex-fuel, hybrid |
| Cirrus | 1995–2000 | midsize cars | 22 (1998) | 20 | gasoline only |
| Concorde | 1993–2002 | large cars | 22 (1998–1999) | 20 | gasoline only |
| Concorde/LHS | 2003–2004 | large cars | 22 (2003–2004) | 22 | gasoline only |
| Conquestsame ratings as the Mitsubishi Starion | 1987–1989 | subcompact cars | 18 (1987–1989) | 18 | gasoline only |
| Crossfire | 2004–2008 | two-seater cars | 21 (2006–2008) | 21 | gasoline only |
| E Class/New Yorker | 1984 | midsize cars | 22 (1984) | 22 | gasoline only |
| Executive Sedan/Limousine | 1984–1985 | midsize cars | 19 (1985) | 18 | gasoline only |
| Fifth Avenue/Imperial | 1993 | large cars | 20 (1993) | 20 | gasoline only |
| Imperial/New Yorker Fifth Avenue | 1992 | large cars | 19 (1992) | 19 | gasoline only |
| JX/JXI/Limited Convertible | 1998 | compact cars | 22 (1998) | 22 | gasoline only |
| Laser | 1985 | subcompact cars | 24 (1985) | 24 | gasoline only |
| Laser/Daytona | 1984 and 1986–1987 | subcompact cars | 26 (1986) | 21 | gasoline only |
| LeBaron | 1984–1995 | midsize cars | 26 (1986) | 21 | gasoline only |
| LHSsame ratings as the Chrysler 300 | 1999–2001 | large cars | 19 (1999–2001) | 19 | gasoline only |
| Limousine | 1986 | midsize cars | 19 (1986) | 19 | gasoline only |
| New Yorker | 1985–1993 | midsize cars | 21 (1986–1987) | 19 | gasoline only |
| New Yorker/5th Avenue | 1988 | midsize cars | 19 (1988) | 19 | gasoline only |
| New Yorker/LHS | 1994–1997 | large cars | 19 (1994–1995 and 1997) | 18 | gasoline only |
| Newport/Fifth Avenue | 1984–1989 | midsize cars | 18 (1988) | 15 | gasoline only |
| Prowler | 2002 | two-seater cars | 18 (2002) | 18 | gasoline only |
| PT Cruiser | 2001–2010 | SUVs | 23 (2008–2009) | 20 | gasoline only |
| QC Car | 1988 | two-seater cars | 19 (1988) | 19 | gasoline only |
| TC | 1989–1991 | two-seater cars | 19 (1989) | 18 | gasoline only |
| Voyager | 2020–2026 | minivans | 22 (2024–2026) | 22 | gasoline only |
| Voyager/Town and Country | 2005 | minivans | 19 (2005) | 19 | flex-fuel |