MPG - what is yours?

[Big Boss]

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.

Thats what my Mazda 6 got as well. Easy 30+ on premium.

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[JohnnyBronco]

I'm sure I'll catch some heat, but 2022 Ram Rebel with 33" tires and a 5.7l V8 HEMI, I'm getting 16 MPG hand calculated.

In my defense, I am a day 1 res holder, but obviously ford doesn't know how to build a vehicle.

That's about what I got with my hemi 2500 20 years ago. Think they could have improved since. And my Durango before that was no better.

 

[karguy08]

Badlands 4Dr 1500 miles in. 2.3L 7MT.
16.2 combo city/highway. 16.9 on 900 mile highway trip.

same build, this is just about the MPG I'm getting as well. (at least when i had it, been in the shop the last 35 days...)

 

[zerk4321]

Base Sasquatch 4-Door, 2.7L. modular bumper, rock rails, front side steps. 900-miles. 87-octane only. Normal mode only. Mix of local with lots of stop-start and idling and some highway. 16.8 mpg.

Edit: Drove from No. VA to Blacksburg and back via 66 and 81, except I stopped off to do Peters Mill Run which took about 3-hours. First “off-road” with Bronco. Super easy trail, but tried out the lockers and 4WD. Total miles is now 1,478. Lifetime average mpg is 17.5. I never go much above 70 and use cruise control a lot. I do, however, floor it from time to time when necessary (and, I’ll be honest, just for fun! - I love the pick-up in this thing).

 

[Bo-Ronco]

4D BL/SAS 2.7L

16.2 mpg avg at 6k miles

Took it on 2 1500 mile road trips and got 17-18 mpg on highway on the trip meter.

 

[KrazeeEyezKilla]

Pretty consistently 17.2 mpg since day one.
First Edition, so 2.7, SAS, stock 35s, etc. Mix of highway and around town. Hilly. Normal mode with some slippery when it snowed. I’m at 7,000’ if that matters. Premium gas.
And the 17.2 mpg is with both my first and second engine.

 

[GrizzlySpartan]

21.9mpg -Stock 4 door black diamond 2.3 auto

 

[MnLakeBum]

That's about what I got with my hemi 2500 20 years ago. Think they could have improved since. And my Durango before that was no better.

Fuel economy is subject to the laws of physics which is why it hasn't improved much since 1990 even with all the Prius's on the road.

 

[Tito]

2 door base, 2.7 sasquatch, 800 miles, 19 freeway, 17 city on regular gas. Pretty happy with the numbers honestly.

 

[RickEcon]

Currently at 16.3mpg, 4-door, Badlands, Sasquatch, 2.7L, 3200 miles.

 

[Cybindustries1904]

2 door 2.7 2900 miles 37 tires 16.2 avarage

 

[PJS090]

What are you getting in real world driving? Add your model, engine, trans, Sas or not. Before I got mine I really wanted to see real world numbers. Not complaining….. smiles per gallon.

18.9 on 4dr BB, 2.3L, auto, haven't upgraded tires.....yet.

 

[Dimitar]

I tried really hard and achieved a 17.6 over 350 miles on my 2.7 SAS. I was so proud. Eco does work.

 

[BroncocnorB]

18.7 on my 2.7 2dr. 4000 miles

 

[bronco2drga]

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

Premium fuel? Eco mode? No hills?

I'm trying to figure out how people are getting over 21-22 mpg. It must be because I'm constantly climbing hills where I am.

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