10 Most-Driven Gas Vehicles — Here's How Much They Cost
The next time you hit the road, you’ll likely be in the company of minivans and SUVs. These car types accounted for eight out of 10 spots in a new iSeeCars ranking of the 10 most-driven gas vehicles.
The Chrysler Pacifica and Chrysler Voyager minivans swept the top two spots with an average of 20,872 and 20,549 miles driven yearly, respectively. Because the original ranking did not include starting prices, we added them in as supplemental information sourced from Kelley Blue Book, with the model year 2026 unless otherwise noted.
Car costs varied from budget-friendly to exorbitantly expensive. The 2025 Chevrolet Malibu is the cheapest gas-powered vehicle on the list at $26,995 while the GMC Yukon XL starts at $75,395.
Here are the 10 most-driven gas vehicles and how much they cost.
1. Chrysler Pacifica
Starting price: $46,440
Average miles driven per year: 20,872
% compared to average: 56.7%
2. Chrysler Voyager
Starting price: $43,390
Average miles driven per year: 20,549
% compared to average: 54.2%
3. Chevrolet Suburban
Starting price: $66,495
Average miles driven per year: 19,626
% compared to average: 47.3%
4. Kia Carnival
Starting price: $38,935
Average miles driven per year: 18,884
% compared to average: 41.7%
5. Chevrolet Malibu
Starting price: $26,995 (2025)
Average miles driven per year: 18,857
% compared to average: 41.5%
6. GMC Yukon XL
Starting price: $75,395
Average miles driven per year: 18,734
% compared to average: 40.6%
7. Nissan Armada
Starting price: $61,085
Average miles driven per year: 18,098
% compared to average: 35.8%
8. Toyota Sequoia
Starting price: $67,120
Average miles driven per year: 17,856
% compared to average: 34%
9. Ford Expedition MAX
Starting price: $69,395 (2027)
Average miles driven per year: 17,299
% compared to average: 29.8%
10. GMC Sierra 1500 Limited
Starting price: $40,895
Average miles driven per year: 17,069
% compared to average: 28.1%
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