Dodge Stratus MPG

Its best-rated version reaches 27 MPG combined in 1997–1999. Its weakest year peaked at 21 MPG (1995).

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681.8 gal

a year at 15,000 miles for the best 2006 version, the Stratus 4 Door. Put it next to its 1995 predecessor, at your own mileage.

Compare in gallons

The Dodge Stratus has EPA ratings for 12 model years, 1995–2006, most often among midsize cars. Its best version had the highest combined rating among midsize cars in 1999, and it placed in its class top five in five model years. In 1999 it shared first place among 46 midsize cars with the Plymouth Breeze.

The first flex-fuel version of the Stratus arrived in 2003, when 3 of 160 cars offered one. Averaged over 1994–1998, its best version placed fourth of 33 among midsize cars rated at least three years in that span.

Among 44 midsize cars, 2006

The Stratus placed 15th (tied). The class leader was the Toyota Prius at 46 MPG. The next higher rating, 23 MPG, belongs to the Mitsubishi Galant.

Where the engine list turned over

2001
New: 2.7-liter 6-cylinder, 3.0-liter 6-cylinder. Best rating 22 → 23 MPG.

Powertrains under the name

Gasoline
Rated in 1995–2006.
Flex-fuel
Rated in 2003–2006.

All 12 model years, best and lowest version

Model years	Best version	Combined	City / hwy	Lowest version	Versions
2006	Stratus 4 Door	22	20 / 27	21	2
2005	Stratus	24	21 / 29	21	7
2004	Stratus	24	21 / 29	20	9
2003	Stratus	24	21 / 30	20	11
2002	Stratus	22	19 / 27	20	12
2001	Stratus	23	20 / 28	20	8
2000	Stratus	22	19 / 27	19	4
1998–1999	Stratus	27	23 / 33	20	3
1997	Stratus	27	23 / 34	21	4
1996	Stratus	26	22 / 33	20	5
1995	Stratus	21	18 / 26	21	2

Version names in the EPA list: Stratus, Stratus 4 Door.

Same class, 2006

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