Top Fuel Savers with Under 100K Miles Under $14K

Finding a fuel-efficient used car with fewer than 100,000 miles and a price tag under $14,000 can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack—but in 2025, it’s still doable. Whether you’re a daily commuter, delivery driver, or just trying to make the most of every gallon, these cars give you the reliability and efficiency you need without breaking the bank. Each model below offers excellent MPG and is commonly available with less than 100k miles for under $14,000.


2015–2018 Toyota Prius Two

No surprise here—the Prius remains the top choice for long-term fuel savings and bulletproof reliability. The “Two” trim hits the sweet spot for features and affordability, and used models with under 100k miles are still easy to find under $14k.

Quick Specs:

  • MPG: 54 city / 50 highway
  • Powertrain: Hybrid
  • Drivetrain: FWD
  • Typical Price: $11,000–$13,500

2016–2019 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid

Often overlooked, the Hyundai Ioniq rivals the Prius in MPG and usually comes with better infotainment, including Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It has a sleek hatchback design and is surprisingly enjoyable to drive.

Quick Specs:

  • MPG: 55 city / 54 highway
  • Powertrain: Hybrid
  • Drivetrain: FWD
  • Typical Price: $11,500–$13,900

2016–2018 Honda Civic LX

The Civic LX with the 2.0L engine is a gas-only champ. Known for reliability, resale value, and comfort, it regularly returns over 35 MPG on the highway. LX trims are well-equipped and hold their value well.

Quick Specs:

  • MPG: 31 city / 40 highway
  • Powertrain: Gas
  • Drivetrain: FWD
  • Typical Price: $10,500–$13,000

2017–2019 Kia Forte FE

The FE (Fuel Economy) trim of the Kia Forte focuses on squeezing every mile out of a gallon. You’ll find several used examples with fewer than 100,000 miles in this price range, and they often come with updated safety tech.

Quick Specs:

  • MPG: 31 city / 41 highway
  • Powertrain: Gas
  • Drivetrain: FWD
  • Typical Price: $9,800–$12,800

2015–2017 Ford Fusion Hybrid SE

A midsize hybrid with roomy seats and mature styling, the Fusion Hybrid is a great choice for highway cruisers. It doesn’t get the press the Prius does, but it offers solid reliability and comfort for a great price.

Quick Specs:

  • MPG: 43 city / 41 highway
  • Powertrain: Hybrid
  • Drivetrain: FWD
  • Typical Price: $9,500–$12,000

Comparison Table

ModelYearsCity MPGHwy MPGPowertrainPrice RangeMileage Cap
Toyota Prius Two2015–20185450Hybrid$11,000–$13,500Under 100K
Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid2016–20195554Hybrid$11,500–$13,900Under 100K
Honda Civic LX2016–20183140Gas$10,500–$13,000Under 100K
Kia Forte FE2017–20193141Gas$9,800–$12,800Under 100K
Ford Fusion Hybrid SE2015–20174341Hybrid$9,500–$12,000Under 100K

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