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MPG - what is yours?
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Downhill drive from the gas station to where you're at?
Better redo that math LOL
Just under 15 mpg.
2.7L 4 door SAS w/ 35" Nitto Mud Grapplers
2.7L 4 door SAS w/ 35" Nitto Mud Grapplers
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For context:
2005 Ram2500 Power Wagon (5.7L wedgi, 37’s, additional 4” lift, lockers, 4.56 gears, snorkel, bed cap, off road rack etc etc): 12MPG
2005 Mustang GT (3v 4.6L row it yourself, basic go fast bits): 24MPG
2011 Mustang GT (5.0 row it yourself): 25MPG
2015 Expedition EL (3.5 ecoboost, 6speed auto 4wd): 23MPG
2021 Bronco Big Bend (2.3 ecoboost, auto, 4 door, rear locker): 16MPG
This is the average without resetting the trip/mileage computer for over 3,000 miles each. And roughly confirmed by hand.
2005 Ram2500 Power Wagon (5.7L wedgi, 37’s, additional 4” lift, lockers, 4.56 gears, snorkel, bed cap, off road rack etc etc): 12MPG
2005 Mustang GT (3v 4.6L row it yourself, basic go fast bits): 24MPG
2011 Mustang GT (5.0 row it yourself): 25MPG
2015 Expedition EL (3.5 ecoboost, 6speed auto 4wd): 23MPG
2021 Bronco Big Bend (2.3 ecoboost, auto, 4 door, rear locker): 16MPG
This is the average without resetting the trip/mileage computer for over 3,000 miles each. And roughly confirmed by hand.
Just hit 18.7 today but its still going up. Have had it 3 months but its been in 4A or slippery mode almost everyday until last week plus warming up every morning. BD, Manual, non-sas, factory tires
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I'm at 19.6 since my first fill up and I have right at 4K now. Badlands with Sasquatch and 2.7.
20-21 average on stock BB. 74 average speed 500 miles a week. Best I've gotten is 24 on long trips all freeway.
Average is over 10k miles
2.7 and automatic, heavy acceleration and cruze control for most of trip in normal mode...300 miles per fill up, 14 gallons average.
Still beats my Chevy 2500 HD.
Average is over 10k miles
2.7 and automatic, heavy acceleration and cruze control for most of trip in normal mode...300 miles per fill up, 14 gallons average.
Still beats my Chevy 2500 HD.
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Big Bend 2 door, 2.3 7MT, stock tires @ 36PSI. Surprised me when I got about 26mpg on a recent road trip. This is also with me not shifting into 6th gear (I hate how 6th takes you out the power band).
In city and on the offroad trails, I'm averaging 19-21mpg.
In city and on the offroad trails, I'm averaging 19-21mpg.
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It's pretty reliably between 28-32 depending on driving conditions. It's a great daily driver, this Mazda6. Once the Bronco gets a delivered...... or a VIN...... Or built..... Then i'll have better info on Bronco MPG.
FWIW: Our '19 Ranger Lariat FX4 reliably gets 21-22 mpg. Or 10-11 mpg if towing 7,500 lbs up a mountain pass.
2 door Badlands Sasquatch with 2.7L 10 speed- 2K miles on the odometer, 37 PSI cold air pressure and I've been using premium fuel and normal mode.
Last tank achieved 18.7 MPG in a 50/50 mixed highway(70-75 MPH) and local city driving.
The 18.7 MPG is the best I've achieved in the 2K miles I've put on it- its been slowly going up.
I've also determined my vehicles indicted MPG is inaccurate( it always shows .5 to 1 MPG higher than actual).
The 18.7 mpg was calculated the old fashion way, miles driven divided by gallons replaced.
Tbruz
Last tank achieved 18.7 MPG in a 50/50 mixed highway(70-75 MPH) and local city driving.
The 18.7 MPG is the best I've achieved in the 2K miles I've put on it- its been slowly going up.
I've also determined my vehicles indicted MPG is inaccurate( it always shows .5 to 1 MPG higher than actual).
The 18.7 mpg was calculated the old fashion way, miles driven divided by gallons replaced.
Tbruz
20.9 average over 5000 plus miles. 2.7 Black Diamond 2 door non sas.
Im getting about 17mpg in my basesquatch 2.7 auto
Big bend 4door with 2.3L and 7MT, 850 miles and averaging 22.4mpg and was as high as 23.4 on one tank. 50/50 city highway ratio
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