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That’s my combo. Or at least how it started out.

2 door, 2.3, MT, non-squatch I’ve averaged 22.5 according to Fuelly over 12k miles. Screen shows 23.8.

99% Normal with MT. I used sport for a tank full and napkin math showed -3 gallons over previous fill ups. There is definitely a difference in its giddyup. Finally used slippery in the snow, worked like a champ. Even when going up a steep hill that a Mercedes couldn’t make it up. They started to...

2.3,MT, 2 door Base with 32’s. I have about 5000 miles on it since getting it in June. I drive 25 miles each way, mostly hwy and Interstate. I average 22 hand calculated. I’ve never reset the computer and it stays at 23.9 average. I’m pretty easy on it and it rides much better than I expected...

I saved roughly 90/month going from 2020 Mustang GT to a 2022 Bronco.

Mary Ann over Ginger any day.

I haven’t driven either but based on pure aesthetics. 2 door Badlands on 33’s looks perfect. 4 door, go SAS. Just my opinion.

Thank you. That’s helpful in my understanding.

I would say I’m a creature of habit. I imagine both sets have seen the same action for the most part. My commute Monday through Friday is mostly highway with speeds from 55-70 and my area of the country is as flat as a pancake. Then some putting around town on the weekends.

I haven’t started yet, but I got the Fuelly app. I’m going to start tracking on my next fill up.

before and after.

Thank you for the reply. Glad to see I’m not an outlier. I thought for sure something was off.

I have a Base 2.3 7MT with about 4K on the odometer that I recently swapped the steelies off of for Big Bend wheels and tires. I have calibrated the speedo. What’s throwing me is my mpgs have gone up. Not considerably but I expected to take a small hit. Right now I’m averaging 23.9 according to...

The Cyclone was no joke. I never got the privilege to drive one but I have seen them in action. They’re fast now let alone 30 years ago.

If a 2 door was offered, absolutely I would get one. However I’m willing to bet that a more door will be the only option. Plug in hybrid with 50 miles of charge would be perfect for the commute. I will miss rowing my own though.

I certainly don’t have a problem with someone making money. My issue is that dealerships (excluding Granger and others like them) are middlemen who bring no value. They’re not product experts, I knew more about my vehicle than my salesman did. For the Bronco their job is to convert a build to an...

Dealerships are already obsolete. Hopefully in 10 years time they’ll be parts and service centers. Crap like this will be why.

Eh, it’s a clean design and I forget the analog is there. Raptor full digital looks pretty good. Swapping to the digital gauge in the mustang is pretty easy. If we can do it, I’d be tempted.

Mine is a DD. The only rocks it sees hit the window.

Ah but then I’d have to buy a computer too.