Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Limousine MPG

Its best-rated version reaches 12 MPG combined in 1996–1997. Its weakest year peaked at 8 MPG (1984–1986).

lowest to best versionbest versionmedian of its class

1,250.0 gal

a year at 15,000 miles for the best 1997 version. Put it next to its 1984 predecessor, at your own mileage.

The Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Limousine has EPA ratings for seven model years, 1984–1997, every one of them among large cars. In 1996 even its most efficient version shared the lowest rating of 24 large cars; it sat in its class's bottom five in seven model years. Its weakest year is the second lowest yearly peak among 961 car nameplates.

Averaged over 1984–1988, its best version placed last of 13 among large cars rated at least three years in that span. The name disappeared from EPA's lists after 1988 and returned in 1996, 7 model years later.

Among 20 large cars, 1997

The Silver Spur Limousine placed 18th (tied). The class leader was the Toyota Avalon at 22 MPG. The next higher rating, 18 MPG, is shared by seven nameplates.

Other names on this page

The Rolls-Royce Silver Spur, a body style EPA lists under its own name, was rated in 1997–1999; its best version reached 12 MPG.

All 7 model years, best and lowest version

Model years	Best version	Combined	City / hwy	Lowest version	Versions
1996–1997	Silver Spur Limousine	12	10 / 14	12	1
1988	Silver Spur Limousine	9	8 / 10	9	1
1987	Silver Spur Limousine	9	8 / 10	8	2
1985–1986	Silver Spur Limousine	8	7 / 9	8	1
1984	Silver Spur Limousine	8	7 / 9	8	2

Same class, 1997

Toyota Avalon22 MPG Rolls-Royce Limousine12 MPG Rolls-Royce Park Ward11 MPG