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Your 2006 Corolla has a 50-liter (13.2-gallon) fuel tank that takes regular 87-octane gasoline. Putting higher octane fuel won't benefit this vehicle. It gets good fuel efficiency, achieving approximately 29 miles per gallon combined, with 26 in the city and 35 on the highway. You can travel around 383 miles on a full tank, costing you roughly $1,250 annually based on current fuel prices if you drive about 15,000 miles per year. Filling the tank from empty to full typically costs around $31. For those concerned about the environment, this vehicle emits about 306 grams of carbon dioxide per mile.
The 2006 Toyota Corolla has a fuel tank size of 49.9 liters.
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