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EPA ratings · 2004 · Chevrolet

2004 Chevrolet Fuel Economy

EPA rated 27 Chevrolet models for 2004. Each model page lists every trim's city, highway and combined figure and works the rating into a cost per mile at a price and mileage you set.

Models

2004 Chevrolet models with combined rating range
ModelTrimsCombined, lowest to highest trim
Astro Cargo414–16 MPG
Astro Passenger214–16 MPG
Avalanche514–15 MPG
Aveo226–27 MPG
Blazer415–16 MPG
Cavalier324–27 MPG
Classic125 MPG
Colorado1417–21 MPG
Corvette219–20 MPG
Epica120 MPG
Express Cargo212 MPG/MPGe
Express Passenger512–15 MPG/MPGe
Impala420–22 MPG
Malibu322–25 MPG
Monte Carlo320–22 MPG
Optra222 MPG
S10 Pickup115 MPG
Silverado1710–17 MPG/MPGe
SSR Pickup116 MPG
Suburban614–15 MPG
Tahoe814–15 MPG
Tracker518 MPG
TrailBlazer615–16 MPG
Van 15/25 Conversion215 MPG
Van 1500114 MPG
Van 1500/2500314–15 MPG
Venture218–20 MPG

Combined is EPA's 55% city / 45% highway blend. Electric and plug-in models show MPGe, gasoline-equivalent miles per gallon; their pages carry the kWh per 100 miles that charging cost actually turns on.

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Informational only — published averages for scale and comparison, not a quote for any pump, utility or vehicle. Your own price is the one that counts, and every calculator on this site takes it as an input.

Source: U.S. EPA and U.S. DOE, fueleconomy.gov vehicles.csv dated 2026-09-29.