When you look for the best road trip cars, how much gas they use matters a lot now with gas prices so high. South Dakota’s gas costs match the national average, but filling your tank still takes a significant hit to your wallet. That’s why picking a car that gets great miles per gallon is now super important for people who love road trips. Here’s some cool news for adventure lovers! Vern Eide Honda in Sioux Falls is proud to say that Honda still leads all major car makers staying the brand that uses the least fuel while also putting out the lowest amount of CO2.
In a report from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Honda has bested all full-line automakers for a second straight year with the highest average fuel economy (29.1 MPG) and lowest average CO2 emissions (305 grams/mile).
People see Honda’s 2025 lineup as some of the top cars for road trips. These vehicles get an impressive 31.4 miles per gallon (MPG) in everyday driving. The newest EPA Automotive Trends Report puts Honda in first place among companies that make all types of cars and second place overall.
Want to find the right Honda for your long drives? Take a look at these EPA-estimated 2025 MPG numbers for Honda’s most efficient cars and SUVs perfect for traveling far.
From the performance-focused Civic family of cars to the Insight and Accord hybrids, Honda has some of the most fuel efficient cars in the Sioux Empire.
Below is a list of MPG ratings for the 2025 Honda Accord Hybrid.
Below is a list of MPG ratings for the 2025 Honda Accord LX.
Below is a list of MPG ratings for the 2025 Honda Civic LX Sedan.
While each vehicle in the Honda SUV lineup has its own distinctive advantages, it’s the smaller crossovers that feature the best fuel economy ratings.
Below is a list of MPG ratings for the 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid EX.
Below is a list of MPG ratings for the 2025 Honda CR-V LX.
Below is a list of MPG ratings for the 2025 Honda HR-V LX.
The LX ready for road trips, gets 33 mpg in the city, 42 mpg on the highway, and 37 mpg combined. The Sport built for excitement, manages 32 mpg in the city, 39 mpg on the highway, and 35 mpg combined. The EX adaptable to many needs, achieves 35 mpg in the city, 44 mpg on the highway, and 38 mpg combined. The Touring, a high-end option, reaches 33 mpg in the city, 40 mpg on the highway, and 36 mpg combined. These ratings come from 2025 EPA mileage figures. Use them to compare vehicles. Your actual mileage will be different based on your driving habits, vehicle maintenance, road conditions, and other factors.
On long road trips, the EX model gets 57 mpg in the city, 51 mpg on highways, and 54 mpg combined. The high-end Touring model delivers 53 mpg in the city, 47 mpg on highways, and 50 mpg combined. These figures come from 2025 EPA mileage ratings. Use them to compare. Your actual mileage will change based on road conditions, your driving style how well you maintain your car, the age and condition of the battery pack, and other things.
The adventure-ready 2WD models get 28 mpg in the city, 34 mpg on the highway, and 30 mpg combined. The capable AWD models achieve 27 mpg in the city, 32 mpg on the highway, and 29 mpg combined. These ratings come from the 2025 EPA mileage figures. You should use them to compare vehicles. Your actual mileage will be different based on how you drive and take care of your car, the road conditions, and other things that affect fuel use.
The 2WD trims get 30 city / 36 highway / 32 combined mpg rating. The AWD trims reach 29 city / 34 highway / 31 combined mpg rating. The hybrid trims provide 42 city / 37 highway / 40 combined mpg rating. These ratings are based on 2025 EPA mileage figures. Use them to compare. Your actual mileage will differ based on your driving habits, vehicle maintenance, road conditions hybrid battery age and condition (for hybrid trims), and other factors.
