CARFECT

Car versus car

Put popular models side by side using the public data of the Dutch vehicle registry. For each model the most registered variant is shown. Where the source has no value, it says unknown. This is not advice.

OptionFuel consumption (combined)SeatsDoorsCylinders
Volkswagen Golf (Benzine; type AU, variant AC4CJZAX0, version FM6FM6AJ009N7MJOVLVR2)4.9 l/100 km554
Toyota Yaris (Benzine; type -, variant SCP12(H), version SCP12L-CHMRKW(1G))5.6 l/100 km544
Renault Clio (Benzine; type R, variant 5R24, version 5R240A)4.2 l/100 km543
Opel Corsa (Benzine; type U, variant P, version HMHD-X1B400)4.1 l/100 km Best543
Peugeot 208 (Benzine; type C, variant CHMZ, version 6/1)4.3 l/100 km543
Kia Picanto (Benzine; type JA, variant F4P81, version M53DZ1)4.2 l/100 km453
Ford Fiesta (Benzine; type JA8, variant STJB1J, version 5ABAAB)5.5 l/100 km544
Skoda Octavia (Benzine + Elektriciteit; type NX, variant ACDLAAX0, version NFD7FD7CW0054BIVL4N1A0A)Unknown553
Tesla Model 3 (Elektriciteit; type 003, variant E3D, version BB1N)Unknown54Unknown
Volkswagen Polo (Benzine; type 6R, variant ABCGGB, version FM5FM52T088LLNVR07MG)5.9 l/100 km544

Unknown values do not count towards "Best" and are never shown as zero.

Source: RDW Open Data (https://opendata.rdw.nl), datasets m9d7-ebf2 and 8ys7-d773, public domain. For each model: the type-approval variant with the most registered passenger cars on the retrieval date. Consumption is the combined figure in the RDW fuel dataset, only where RDW holds one for a single-fuel car; otherwise unknown. Seats, doors and cylinders are the most common value among up to 400 registered cars of that variant; where the most common state is no recorded value (for example cylinders of an electric car) it is shown as unknown, not 0., date: 2026-11-06