Impressive 2022 Bronco Raptor MPG real world figures

[BR0NCO]

I’m at 17.0 MPG and that includes a drive up to the top of Mt. Washington in NH

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[KyTruckPlant]

Easier ways to do it... Fuelly being the most popular way (I think?) I literally send a text to fuelly with "ID current_odo_reading price qty" (i.e. B 12345.6 1.525 48.3, I deal in liters/CAD lol) and it logs my fillup

My dash readout is considerably and consistently more optimistic than the actual calculated fuel economy

I looked into some apps and such, but ultimately I made an excel spreadsheet that all I do is input that same data, without giving another app more permissions to my mobile device's data. Plus, I can personalize it however I want with graphs and such. (Yeah, I'm kind of a nerd)

 

[MrOzMan]

Quit babying it and watching the fuel economy readout. Every car can get better than the EPA rating cruising at 60mpg. My wife’s V6 Sorento can average mid to upper 30s doing that, and the rating is way below that. Drive it the way you intended to before you bought it. And stop watching the fuel economy screen

 

[zombie]

I looked into some apps and such, but ultimately I made an excel spreadsheet that all I do is input that same data, without giving another app more permissions to my mobile device's data. Plus, I can personalize it however I want with graphs and such. (Yeah, I'm kind of a nerd)

Best of both worlds, you can export fuelly data as .csv

 

[Aviboy97]

I hate you. lol

I get 18 on my 2.7 OBX non-sas with 33’s
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Best I got was 22 highway from CT to NC in eco mode going 70ish

 

[ramblinwreck]

With MPG that good, I can’t afford NOT to buy one!

Edit: BRB trying this argument on my wife

The upgrade from Badlands to Raptor basically pays for itself with gas savings.

 

[Bud2020]

There is something wrong with my badsquatch then with all these MPG stories. I drive very conservative, probably floored it 4 times since I have had it. Almost always drive on eco with 93 octane and no where near 17mpg.

 

[mattymik]

The upgrade from Badlands to Raptor basically pays for itself with gas savings.

The upgrade from Rav-4 to Raptor basically pays for itself in not needing to hire a therapist for my mid-life crisis.

 

[BR0NCO]

The upgrade from Rav-4 to Raptor basically pays for itself in not needing to hire a therapist for my mid-life crisis.

Rav 4? I’m coming from a Yaris, lol

 

[prospectfour]

17.2 mpg.... 0.2 better than sticker, so I'm above average.

I could try to do better, but why? it's too much fun.

Agree 100%

I’m pretty heavy on the gas off a red light. Coming from my wife’s Tiguan, I need to feel alive…MPGs be damned!

 

[onthelookout]

Coming out of a 911 that averaged around 13.5MPG with my heavy foot and city driving, this so-called gas guzzler will be doing better than that.

 

[ATLBronco75]

I must be doing something wrong. I’m getting 15.7mpg combined.

4 door soft top SAS 2.7 driven in eco mode most of the time

Same. We drive too fast. At 80 the gas mileage plummets.

 

[BroncoBoy22]

Same. We drive too fast. At 80 the gas mileage plummets.

Dang, low mpg flying brick it is. The truck is too much fun

 

[Dads_bronze_bronco]

Yeah, so far I’m getting around 14 in town and 16 on the highway and I barely need to touch the gas pedal. Of course the highway speeds are more like 75/80 around here.

A very slight improvement over my Jeep, but then full throttle is a whole different experience over my Jeep.

 

[HRSPW]

I'm averaging about 14.1 with Fuelly too, I do mostly local driving, but the best I have seen was 18 hwy and my foot is rather heavy...

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