Hey guys! Everyone loves cars, right? They are a national passion and, for many, a true extension of their own personality.
Who doesn't like that new car smell, the feeling of freedom when hitting the road, or even the pleasure of driving through the city streets? But let's face it, one thing every driver hates is spending a fortune at the gas station.
With that in mind, today we're going to take a tour of the popular cars that consume the most fuel in 2024. Yes, the ones that make your wallet cry every time you stop at the gas station to fill up.
We are talking about cars that, despite all the technology and modernity, continue to have a voracious appetite for fuel.
You may be wondering, “But is my car on this list?” Well, maybe it is, maybe it isn’t. The important thing is that we’re going to explore the details of these true gas guzzlers together.
Let's find out what makes these cars so popular, despite their high consumption, and how they behave in everyday life.
From rugged SUVs, ideal for those who love adventure, to comfortable sedans that are popular with Brazilian families, we'll take a look at a bit of everything. And, of course, I'll give you tips on the fuel consumption of each one, so you're always prepared.
So, make yourself some coffee, sit in your favorite corner and come with me on this journey through the world of the most gas-guzzling cars of 2024.
I guarantee that by the end of this article, you will be much more informed and perhaps even a little surprised by what we are going to discover. Let's go!
10. Mitsubishi ASX 2.0
Rounding out our list is the Mitsubishi ASX 2.0. This compact SUV is very popular, but its fuel consumption is a negative point. In the city, it gets around 7 km/l with ethanol and 9 km/l with gasoline. On the highway, the numbers improve a little: 8.5 km/l with ethanol and 11 km/l with gasoline. It's a comfortable and practical car, but it will make you spend money at the gas station.
9. Nissan Frontier 2.3 Turbo Diesel
The Nissan Frontier 2.3 Turbo Diesel is a pickup truck that is highly appreciated for its robustness and cargo capacity, but its fuel consumption is high. In the city, it does about 8 km/l and on the highway, 10 km/l. If you need a pickup truck for work or adventures, the Frontier is an excellent choice, but it will cost you a lot when it comes to fueling.