Best All-Wheel-Drive Cars

Models available with all-wheel or four-wheel drive, ranked by fuel economy so you can see what the extra traction costs at the pump. Electric models are listed on the electric page instead.

Best All-Wheel-Drive Cars, ranked
#ModelEconomyPrice rangeYears
1Toyota Prius58 mpg$24,800–$37,7002015–2026
2Toyota Corolla52 mpg$18,195–$47,1102015–2026
3Honda CR-VReliability 8.8 / 1052 mpg$23,320–$50,0002015–2026
4BMW 3 SeriesReliability 6.8 / 1045 mpg$33,150–$60,2002015–2026
5Ford Escape44 mpg$23,750–$41,9952015–2026
6Ford Maverick42 mpg$19,995–$42,4902022–2026
7Toyota Crown41 mpg$39,050–$41,4502023–2026
8Toyota Corolla Cross38 mpg$24,800–$34,1002022–2026
9Toyota RAV438 mpg$25,405–$41,7502015–2026
10Kia SportageReliability 8.3 / 1037 mpg$21,700–$27,7002015–2026
11Audi A336 mpg$29,900–$44,2952015–2026
12Toyota Sienna36 mpg$29,845–$59,8052015–2026
13BMW 2 Series35 mpg$32,850–$49,3002015–2026
14Toyota Highlander35 mpg$30,450–$56,0002015–2026
15Honda HR-V35 mpg$19,115–$30,1002016–2026
16Acura TLX35 mpg$32,965–$54,7952015–2025
17BMW 4 Series34 mpg$40,750–$61,0502015–2026
18Audi A4Reliability 7.2 / 1034 mpg$35,500–$57,4002015–2026
19Mercedes C-ClassReliability 6.2 / 1034 mpg$46,400–$66,9002022
20Cadillac CT434 mpg$33,395–$37,7952020–2026

Figures are the best quoted across each model's trims and years, taken from the Cars4Real catalog. Prices are original sticker prices, so used examples list for less.

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