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2006 Mercedes-Benz lineup: MPG & fuel cost

Mercedes-Benz has 13 EPA-rated model lines for 2006. The cheapest to run is the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Diesel at about $2,056 a year (27 MPG). Across its gas and hybrid models, the median Mercedes-Benz is rated 17 MPG combined, 2.0 MPG below the 2006 industry median of 19 MPG.

Every 2006 Mercedes-Benz by fuel cost

Annual fuel cost, lower is better
  1. 1Mercedes-Benz E-Class Diesel27 MPG $2,056
  2. 2Mercedes-Benz C-Class22 MPG $2,693
  3. 3Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class21 MPG $2,821
  4. 4Mercedes-Benz E-Class20 MPG $2,962
  5. 5Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class20 MPG $2,962
  6. 6Mercedes-Benz S-Class19 MPG $3,118
  7. 7Mercedes-Benz SL-Class17 MPG $3,485
  8. 8Mercedes-Benz CL-Class17 MPG $3,485
  9. 9Mercedes-Benz ML-Class16 MPG $3,703
  10. 10Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class16 MPG $3,703
  11. 11Mercedes-Benz R-Class16 MPG $3,703
  12. 12Mercedes-Benz SLR13 MPG $4,558
  13. 13Mercedes-Benz G-Class12 MPG $4,938

Full 2006 Mercedes-Benz lineup

Model ClassType Combined Range Fuel / yr
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Diesel Midsize CarDiesel 27 MPG — $2,056
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Compact CarGas 22 MPG — $2,693
Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class Two-SeaterGas 21 MPG — $2,821
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Midsize CarGas 20 MPG — $2,962
Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class Subcompact CarGas 20 MPG — $2,962
Mercedes-Benz S-Class Large CarGas 19 MPG — $3,118
Mercedes-Benz SL-Class Two-SeaterGas 17 MPG — $3,485
Mercedes-Benz CL-Class Compact CarGas 17 MPG — $3,485
Mercedes-Benz ML-Class SUVGas 16 MPG — $3,703
Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class Compact CarGas 16 MPG — $3,703
Mercedes-Benz R-Class SUVGas 16 MPG — $3,703
Mercedes-Benz SLR Two-SeaterGas 13 MPG — $4,558
Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUVGas 12 MPG — $4,938

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