GMC · 1984–1985 · Hybrid

GMC Pickup Hybrid MPG by year

The EPA has rated 2 model years of the GMC Pickup Hybrid, from 1984 to 1985. The most fuel-efficient year is the 1984, at 16 MPG combined in its best configuration. The best 1985 model is 6% less efficient than the best 1984 model (15 vs. 16 MPG). The 1985 model is 6% less efficient than the median full-size pickup that year (15 vs. 16 MPG).

Most efficient year198416 MPG combined
Latest (1985)15 MPG$3,100/yr to fuel
First rated (1984)16 MPG$2,906/yr at today's prices
Model years rated220 configurations

Combined MPG by model year

  • Pickup Hybrid, most efficient version
  • Range across configurations
  • Class median

Shaded band: range across that year's configurations. Class median: same-year models in the same class, rated in MPG. Click a point to open that model year; the table below lists every value.

Every Pickup Hybrid model year

YearTypeBest combinedCity / HwyClass medianRangeConfigsFuel / yr
1985 Hybrid 15 MPG
lowest 12
14 / 18 16 — 10 $3,100
1984 Hybrid 16 MPG
lowest 13
15 / 17 17 — 10 $2,906

Fuel cost uses today's default prices for every year so model years compare like for like. Sort any column.

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Frequently asked questions

Which GMC Pickup Hybrid year has the best fuel economy?

The 1984 GMC Pickup Hybrid, rated up to 16 MPG combined. At 15,000 miles a year with $3.10/gal regular gas, that works out to about $2,906 a year.

Which GMC Pickup Hybrid year has the worst fuel economy?

The 1985 model, whose most efficient version is rated 15 MPG combined (about $3,100 a year to fuel).

What is the fuel economy of the latest GMC Pickup Hybrid?

The 1985 GMC Pickup Hybrid is rated up to 15 MPG combined.

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