It won't.
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- Steve
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- Heritage
It's built to go off road. Just not very far off the road. 5 gallon GI cans on the back bumper. Gives it that cool retro look. LOL
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- Bill
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I just rented a Jeep JLU for two weeks. With a V6-Auto and 245 street tires I averaged 18mpg over 1000 miles of mostly in town driving. Unknown gear ratio. No way a Bronco on 35's with 4.70 gears is going to pull 20 mpg.
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The JK wranglers have 18.6 2 door and 22.6ish 4 door. Four gallons is about 70 miles of range on the wrangler. The two door doesn't get any better mileage on highway, because it's still a brick. Now, tailgate a semi on the interstate and you can pull 24-30mpg all day.
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