Dodge Dart Aero to Get at Least 41 MPG Highway
Without the Aero package, the manual-transmission, turbocharged four-cylinder Dart gets an EPA-estimated 27/39 mpg city/highway, while the base 2.0-liter engine is rated at 25/36 mpg with a manual. As of this writing, gas mileage estimates for the available 2.4-liter four-cylinder and automatic-transmission models haven’t been released.
The Dart Aero joins a segment populated with specialty high-mileage cars. Chevrolet and Ford offer versions of their compact cars designed to eke out better highway mileage with the Cruze Eco (42 mpg) and Focus SFE (40 mpg), respectively. Hyundai, meanwhile, takes a different approach: All versions of the Elantra are rated at 40 mpg on the highway.
