Sometimes you'd rather leave the sedan in the garage and take a crossover on your summer road trip, but you don't want to fill up at every stop. Check out our list of crossovers with the best gas mileage, based on EPA numbers.

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Mercedes-Benz GLK250 Bluetec: 28 mpg

The two-wheel-drive Countryman with the manual transmission gets highest marks from the EPA, though, at 28 miles per gallon (11.9 kilometers per liter) city, 35 miles per gallon (14.9 kilometers per liter) highway and a combined 31 miles per gallon (13.2 kilometers per liter). This particular model gets the best mileage of any crossover on the. Whether you've got a long daily commute or always stay closer to home, maximizing your MPG has never meant more. Here are the most fuel-efficient Crossovers of 2019, ranked by combined fuel. The outer appearance of Sedona is more like the good thing about the Sedona crossover than the minivan. The immense body is suitable for large families and offers comfort, even for long trips. Is your van close enough with the top 10 Best vans for mpg above?! Slotting in at seventh for Best Gas Mileage Crossovers is the 2014 Honda CR-V. Current inventory meeting this criteria averages 37,608 miles. Fuel economy is rated at 26 MPG combined. Take a look below to find the CR-V in your area that suits you best!

© Provided by MotorTrend 2014 Mercedes Benz GLK250 BlueTEC 4Matic Here is one fuel-efficient crossover with athletic appeal. The Benz sips fuel from a 2.1-liter, turbodiesel four-cylinder with 200 hp and 369 lb-ft of torque. According to Mercedes, it is the most powerful diesel inline-four available in a production SUV and reaches 24/33 mpg city/highway. Drivers will enjoy a smooth ride without that distinctive rattling noise you expect on most diesel vehicles.

Mitsubishi Outlander Sport: 28 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SE For 2015, the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport receives the Lancer's 168-hp, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine. Unfortunately, that's not the engine that provides the highest fuel economy. The crossover's 2.0-liter four-cylinder is still sluggish from a stop, and it drones when pushed to higher speeds.

Subaru Outback: 28 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2016 Subaru Outback The 2016 Subaru Outback offers an excellent all-wheel-drive system, but it is also perfectly comfortable as a road-going vehicle. When paired with the four-cylinder engine, the crossover reaches 25/33 mpg city/highway. Six-cylinder variants, which feel significantly more powerful on the road, only offer 20/27 mpg.

Buick Encore: 28 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2015 Buick Encore The Buick Encore uses the very same 138-hp, 1.4-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder as its twin brother, the Chevrolet Trax. However, it achieves 1 less mile per gallon in both city and highway ratings. The Buick is substantially heavier than its Chevrolet counterpart, likely due to an abundance of extra features offered on the luxury model.

Fiat 500X: 28 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2016 Fiat 500X Trekking Plus Front Three Quarter In Motion 03 Fiat's first crossover shares a platform with the Jeep Renegade, but the two models couldn't be more different. The 500X is the more fuel-efficient of the two—topping out at 28 mpg instead of 27 mpg—but it suffers from a shaky ride, road noise, and slow acceleration. Maximum fuel economy is only achieved on the base model, which requires buyers to go for the 1.4-liter four-cylinder and six-speed manual transmission. On other models, expect no more than 25 mpg in combined city and highway driving.

Nissan Rogue: 28 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2016 Nissan Rogue Front Three Quarter In Motion The Rogue is rated at 26/33 mpg city/highway, making it one of the more efficient compact crossovers on the market. The Rogue's continuously variable transmission is surprisingly responsive, as are the brakes, but the crossover never feels overeager or jerky. Thanks to its Divide-N-Hide cargo system, drivers can separate cargo compartments to organize and store all types of equipment more efficiently.

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Toyota Highlander Hybrid: 28 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2014 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Exactly how far has the Toyota Highlander come in the last 15 years? For one thing, it has since added an optional third row. Also, its V-6 engine model once hit just 18 mpg, but with the Hybrid version, the 2015 Highlander is capable of achieving 28 mpg with a V-6 engine. The Toyota Highlander Hybrid's quiet interior, stable ride, and quality materials inspire confidence, although prices can easily surpass $50,000. That makes the Highlander Hybrid just about as expensive as the Lexus RX 450h, which shares the same platform and engine.

Hyundai Tucson: 29 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2016 Hyundai Tucson Front Three Quarter In Motion 11 The Hyundai Tucson is all-new for the 2016 model year and is more fuel-efficient than its predecessor. The Tucson is equipped with a new 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine that is standard on all trim levels except for the base model. Buyers looking for the best fuel economy will opt for the Eco trim, which maxes out at 26/33 mpg city/highway with the 1.6-liter engine.

Subaru XV Crosstrek: 29 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2013 subaru XV crosstrek It's not as fuel-efficient as its hybrid variant, but it's quite close. The gas-powered Subaru XV Crosstrek packs a 148-hp, 2.0-liter engine delivering 26/34 mpg city/highway when paired with a continuously variable automatic transmission. It also costs $4,400 less than the hybrid version, but unfortunately it isn't any quicker on the road.

Chevrolet Trax: 29 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2015 Chevrolet Trax Lower Front Three Quarter In Motion At first, General Motors wasn't even going to bring its subcompact Trax to the U.S. market. But thanks to the sales success of its Buick Encore twin, the Chevrolet Trax was introduced for the 2015 model year. Keeping true to the Chevy brand, it uses the same 138-hp, 1.4-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder engine as in the Cruze and Sonic. Despite its small size, it can carry items up to 8 feet long with the seats folded down.

Mazda CX-5: 29 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2016 Mazda CX 5 Just like the Honda CR-V, the Mazda CX-5 is one of the most efficient mainstream compact crossovers around. Unfortunately, it achieves its best fuel economy (26/35 mpg city/highway) when paired with a rather anemic 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine and manual transmission. Brew install vim with python3. Still, it's almost as efficient when paired with a more enjoyable 2.5-liter four-cylinder and six-speed automatic. In this iteration, fuel economy comes in at 26/33 mpg.

Honda CR-V: 29 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2015 Honda CR V Front Three Quarter View With Dust Cloud This compact crossover delivers admirable fuel economy of up to 34 mpg on the highway, allowing for an estimated range of 444 miles on a single tank of gas. Driving in Econ mode usually boosts real-world fuel economy without marring the CR-V's overall performance. The CR-V also boasts a planted ride, tighter steering, and plenty of interior space for the 2015 model year.

Nissan Juke: 30 mpg

© Provided by MotorTrend 2015 Nissan Juke SL AWD It has all the personality you could ask for in a 'cute ute,' as well as fuel economy of up to 34 mpg on the highway. The Juke is quicker than most models in its segment, and drivers will have no problems getting up to speed on the highway. Unfortunately, these positive attributes are marred by poor ride quality, lots of road noise, and little interior