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EPA Fuel Economy Datafile (zipped)* (description/documention)	Fuel Economy Guide**
2005 Datafile	2005 Fuel Economy Guide
2004 Datafile	2004 Fuel Economy Guide
2003 Datafile	2003 Fuel Economy Guide
2002 Datafile	2002 Fuel Economy Guide
2001 Datafile	2001 Fuel Economy Guide Additional Info: Passenger/Cargo Volumes
2000 Datafile	2000 Fuel Economy Guide Additional Info: Passenger/Cargo Volumes
1999 Datafile	1999 Fuel Economy Guide
1998 Datafile	1998 Fuel Economy Guide
1997 Datafile	1997 Fuel Economy Guide
1996 Datafile	1996 Fuel Economy Text File
1995 Datafile	1995 Fuel Economy Text File
1994 Datafile	1994 Fuel Economy Text File
1993 Datafile	1993 Fuel Economy Text File
1992 Datafile	1992 Fuel Economy Text File
1991Datafile	1991 Fuel Economy Text File
1990 Datafile	1990 Fuel Economy Text File
1989 Datafile	1989 Fuel Economy Text File
1988 Datafile	1988 Fuel Economy Text File
1987 Datafile	1987 Fuel Economy Text File
1986 Datafile	1986 Fuel Economy Text File
1985 Datafile	1985 Fuel Economy Text File
1984 Datafile	1984 Fuel Economy Text File
1983 Datafile	1983 Fuel Economy Text File
1982 Datafile	1982 Fuel Economy Text File
1981 Datafile	1981 Fuel Economy Text File
1980 Datafile	1980 Fuel Economy Text File
1979 Datafile	1979 Fuel Economy Text File
1978 Datafile	1978 Fuel Economy Text File

*The data included in the Department of Energy's Fuel Economy Guide are the result of vehicle testing done at the Environmental Protection Agency's National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory in Ann Arbor, Michigan and by vehicle manufacturers themselves with oversight by EPA. All of the data files are comma delimited text files for import into database or spreadsheet tables. The 1998, and 1999, are also available as an excel spreadsheet. The data files have been compressed. A utility such as PKUNZIP can be used to decompress the files.

**Recent editions of the Fuel Economy Guide are provided as Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Any PDF file can be downloaded, viewed on screen, and printed using the Adobe Acrobat Reader software. This free software can be downloaded from the Adobe Web site. Installation and setup instructions are provided on this site.