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1997 Dodge lineup: MPG & fuel cost

Dodge has 11 EPA-rated model lines for 1997. The cheapest to run is the Dodge Neon at about $1,603 a year (29 MPG). Across its gas and hybrid models, the median Dodge is rated 20 MPG combined, 1.0 MPG above the 1997 industry median of 19 MPG.

Every 1997 Dodge by fuel cost

Annual fuel cost, lower is better
  1. 1Dodge Neon29 MPG $1,603
  2. 2Dodge Stratus27 MPG $1,722
  3. 3Dodge Avenger23 MPG $2,022
  4. 4Dodge Intrepid20 MPG $2,325
  5. 5Dodge Dakota Pickup20 MPG $2,325
  6. 6Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan20 MPG $2,325
  7. 7Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup16 MPG $2,906
  8. 8Dodge B1500/B2500 Van15 MPG $3,100
  9. 9Dodge B3500 Van14 MPG $3,321
  10. 10Dodge B1500/B2500 Wagon14 MPG $3,321
  11. 11Dodge B3500 Wagon12 MPG $3,875

Full 1997 Dodge lineup

Model ClassType Combined Range Fuel / yr
Dodge Neon Compact CarGas 29 MPG — $1,603
Dodge Stratus Midsize CarGas 27 MPG — $1,722
Dodge Avenger Compact CarGas 23 MPG — $2,022
Dodge Intrepid Large CarGas 20 MPG — $2,325
Dodge Dakota Pickup Full-Size PickupGas 20 MPG — $2,325
Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan Special Purpose VehicleGas 20 MPG — $2,325
Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup Full-Size PickupGas 16 MPG — $2,906
Dodge B1500/B2500 Van VanGas 15 MPG — $3,100
Dodge B3500 Van VanGas 14 MPG — $3,321
Dodge B1500/B2500 Wagon VanGas 14 MPG — $3,321
Dodge B3500 Wagon VanGas 12 MPG — $3,875

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