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NRCan fuel consumption ratings

Where the 2002 Porsche 911 Targa ranks

A number like “8.5 L/100 km” means nothing on its own. This puts it against every other vehicle rated in Canada that year.

Your vehicle

It is on your insurance slip, your registration, and the driver-side dashboard.
Against every 2002 vehicle rated in Canada

51%more efficient than

About average. The 2002 Porsche 911 Targa uses 12.4 L/100 km combined, ranking 356 of 738.

Within Minicompact

64%

More efficient than 64% of the 22 vehicles NRCan puts in this class for 2002.

Best in class
11.1
Class median
12.5
This vehicle
12.4
Worst in class
14.9

Tailpipe emissions

285 g/km

Cleaner than 51% of 2002 vehicles.

Tailpipe only. It does not count the emissions of producing the fuel, or of generating electricity for an electric vehicle — the EV comparison does account for the grid.

How this is measured: Ranked against vehicles of the same model year, not against everything ever rated — comparing a 2004 SUV with 2026 hybrids would rank the calendar rather than the car. Where a model has several rated versions, the median one is used.

Source: NRCan — Fuel consumption ratings. Data current as of 2026-08-11. 30,784 rated vehicles, 1995 to 2026.