2004 rankings

Most Fuel-Efficient 2004 Pickup Trucks

2004 pickups ranked by what they cost to fuel, including electric trucks.

Fuel costs assume 15,000 miles a year at $3.10/gal regular, $3.95/gal premium and 18¢/kWh. Each model is shown in its most efficient configuration.

Top 15

Annual fuel cost (lower is better)

#	Model	Class	Type	Combined	Range	Fuel / yr
1	Ford Ranger	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	23 MPG	—	$2,022
2	Mazda B Pickup	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	23 MPG	—	$2,022
3	Toyota Tacoma	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	22 MPG	—	$2,114
4	Nissan Frontier	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	22 MPG	—	$2,114
5	Chevrolet Colorado	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	21 MPG	—	$2,214
6	GMC Canyon	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	21 MPG	—	$2,214
7	Dodge Dakota Pickup	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	17 MPG	—	$2,735
8	GMC Sierra Hybrid	Full-Size Pickup	Hybrid	17 MPG	—	$2,735
9	Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid	Full-Size Pickup	Hybrid	17 MPG	—	$2,735
10	Ford F150	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	16 MPG	—	$2,906
11	GMC Sierra	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	16 MPG	—	$2,906
12	Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	16 MPG	—	$2,906
13	Chevrolet Silverado	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	16 MPG	—	$2,906
14	Toyota Tundra	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	16 MPG	—	$2,906
15	Chevrolet SSR Pickup	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	16 MPG	—	$2,906
16	Chevrolet S10 Pickup	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	15 MPG	—	$3,100
17	GMC Sonoma	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	15 MPG	—	$3,100
18	Nissan Titan	Full-Size Pickup	Gas	14 MPG	—	$3,321
19	Ford F150 CNG	Full-Size Pickup	Natural gas	13 MPGe	—	$3,346
20	Chevrolet Silverado CNG	Full-Size Pickup	Natural gas	10 MPGe	—	$4,350