You’ll find the same 15.8-gallon gas tank in every 2013 Dodge Dart, regardless of whether the model is paired with a 1.4-liter, 2.0-liter, or 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine.

Sedans like the Dodge Dart tend to get some of the best fuel efficiency ratings in the automotive world—mostly because sedans are significantly lighter than SUVs and pickup trucks. That being said, knowing the exact size of your gas tank can help you better prepare your budget when it comes to estimating fuel expenses.

Your Dodge’s owner’s manual will have the model’s fuel capacity information listed, but if you’ve misplaced it, you’re in luck!

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How big is the gas tank on a 2013 Dodge Dart?

The 2013 Dodge Dart makes things really easy when it comes to determining the size of its gas tank. It's the same across all six trims: 15.8 gallons.

That’s right! No matter which 2013 Dodge Dart you drive, your gas tank will always have a fuel capacity of 15.8 gallons. This is true regardless of the powertrain setup your used Dart is paired with, of which there are three for the 2013 model year:

1.4-liter four-cylinder engine (Aero Turbo)

2.0-liter four-cylinder engine (Limited, Rallye, SE, SXT)

2.4-liter four-cylinder engine (GT)

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How to save on fuel costs in a Dodge Dart

Your 2013 Dodge Dart’s fuel efficiency is dependent on the size of its engine, transmission, and drivetrain setup to name a few factors. All Dart models for 2013 come standard with front-wheel drive and a six-speed manual transmission, though a six-speed automatic transmission option was also available.

Let’s take a closer look at the fuel efficiency and maximum driving range of the six 2013 Dodge Dart trims based on their powertrain setups:

Model	Engine	Fuel Capacity	Fuel Efficiency (city/highway)	Driving Range
Dart Aero Turbo	1.4L I-4	15.8 gallons	28/40 mpg	442-632 miles
Dart GT	2.4L I-4	15.8 gallons	21/30 mpg	331-474 miles
Dart Limited	2.0L I-4	15.8 gallons	27/37 mpg	426-584 miles
Dart Rallye	2.0L I-4	15.8 gallons	27/37 mpg	426-584 miles
Dart SE	2.0L I-4	15.8 gallons	24/34 mpg	379-537 miles
Dart SXT	2.0L I-4	15.8 gallons	27/37 mpg	426-584 miles

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To get the most fuel efficiency out of your used 2013 Dodge Dart, you’ll want to shop around for a used model like the Aero Turbo, SXT, Limited, or Rallye, while attempting to avoid less fuel-efficient Dart trims like the GT.

That being said, if you’re trying to conserve gas and save money, check out these tips:

Keep up with maintenance. Letting small problems develop into big problems can, in certain cases, affect the model’s fuel efficiency over time.

Drive carefully. Avoiding harsh acceleration and not riding the brake can help to keep your fuel consumption both steady and low.

Avoid idling, especially in cold weather. Idling your Dodge’s engine leads to wasting fuel—avoid letting your engine run, even if you’re just trying to warm up your car.

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