Gasoline prices are high, but so is gas-powered vehicle fuel efficiency. In fact, the most efficient car ever sold is currently available.
A compact car like the Toyota Corolla Hybrid costs just $105 monthly to drive, thanks to its 52 mpg rating, and the 56 mpg Toyota Prius brings that below $100. However, despite the Prius' reputation as the granddaddy of hybrids it's not even the most fuel efficient vehicle.
, which is a four-door hatchback like the Prius, but has a fuel economy rating of 59 mpg, the most of any car ever sold in the U.S. that doesn't get plugged in. It costs just $92 to fill up every four weeks and also has a base price of $24,645, which makes it one of the most affordable cars on sale today.
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