Free MPG Lookup

The label figures, straight from the agency that wrote them.

Enter a VIN and read the EPA’s official fuel-economy figures for that model year’s engine and transmission variants — the same numbers the window sticker carried, restated so years compare fairly.

  • EPA's own catalogue
  • Per engine and transmission
  • Your prices, not the agency's

Enter a VIN

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The label is the comparable baseline, not a promise — real-world economy moves with load, weather and the driver.

Before you buy

Check any VIN — free, instant, no sign-up

Decode the year, model, trim, plant and engine, then check NMVTIS for title brands and NHTSA for open recalls. The repair does not show on the paint. It shows in the record.

One test, every car

The label comes from a standardised federal test cycle, which is exactly what makes it comparable between vehicles — and exactly why your own tank will differ from it.

Variants, not models

Fuel economy belongs to an engine and transmission, not to a badge — one model year can carry several labels. The tool matches the decoded engine and lets you switch.

MPG is not dollars

A cost answer needs your pump price and your miles. Take the combined figure to the fuel-cost comparator and let the arithmetic run on your numbers, not the agency’s assumptions.

Economy figures, put to work

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