The Least Fuel Efficient New European Cars in 2026

Owning a car that gets around 30mpg on the highway is pretty standard these days. Just about every sedan and CUV can hit that, not to mention some sports cars. Global emissions have forced manufacturers to hit those numbers, and there have been a lot of benefits. Better than any other, it allows gasoline-crushing beasts with economy figures in the teens to roam the streets as the last bastions of uncompromised performance. With EVs taking over in almost every aspect, here are some of the least fuel-efficient European cars you can get in 2026.

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Air-Cooled Porsche 911 Generations Explained

It’s impossible to look at the sports car’s evolution over the last 60 years without including the Porsche 911. Despite its recent popularity with wannabe trendy schmucks with money to burn, the early air-cooled 911’s beginnings were anything but that. Pushed along by the drive to win on racetracks and nearly discontinued due to internal company politics, the beloved (and bemoaned) model has had a tumultuous history filled with revisions and reengineering just to stay relevant. There are multi-volume book series devoted to telling the 911 story, but not everyone has time for that, so enjoy this abbreviated explanation and brief history of the air-cooled 911.

Speed Yellow in the Sierra Nevada – 996 Porsche 911 GT3

We know, it sounds crazy to most of us. Why would you not want to modify your car? For Gilbert Dayao, he did decide to add some high performance refinements and customization to his 996.2 2004 Porsche 911 GT3.

How to Identify BMW EU5 & EU6 Fuel Injectors

BMW fuel injectors have been a hot topic for many owners over the last decade or so. The switch to direct fuel injection made BMW’s N5X and B5X-series engines some of the most capable Euro tuner platforms of all time. However, their initial Piezoelectric-style injectors were anything but reliable and left owners footing a large bill. A switch to a different Bosch unit solved both problems, but then the EU updated its emissions regulations, forcing another update.