This list of the 12 worst cars for the environment for 2020 isn't just SUVs

The QX80 gets 13 city miles-per-gallon and 19 highway miles-per-gallon.

The SVAutobiography edition of the Land Rover Range Rover gets 13 city miles-per-gallon and 19 highway miles-per-gallon, the same as Infiniti's QX80.

The Grand Cherokee SRT four-by-four gets the same specs as the previous two vehicles.

Like the previous three vehicles, the Durango SRT gets 13 city miles-per-gallon and 19 highway miles-per-gallon.

Ford's Shelby GT500 Mustang gets 12 city miles-per-gallon and 18 highway miles-per-gallon.

The Tundra four-wheel-drive gets 13 city miles-per-gallon and 17 highway miles-per-gallon. The rear-wheel-drive version, however, was given a score of 30.

The Sequoia gets 13 city miles-per-gallon and 17 highway miles-per-gallon. KBB has called the Sequoia's fuel economy "the worst in this segment." Like the Tundra, the rear-wheel-drive version of the Sequoia was given a score of 30.

Like the two preceding Toyotas, the Land Cruiser Wagon gets 13 city miles-per-gallon and 17 highway miles-per-gallon.

The LX 570 gets 12 city miles-per-gallon and 16 highway miles-per-gallon.

Luxury automaker Mercedes-Benz's AMG G63 gets 13 city miles-per-gallon and 15 highway miles-per-gallon.

The Grand Cherokee Trackhawk four-by-four version is worse for the environment than its SRT four-by-four counterpart. The Trackhawk gets 11 city miles-per-gallon and 17 highway miles-per-gallon.