MPG - what is yours?

[A_Locke]

Badlands 2 Door with Hard Top and 33" Tires
Ododometer is 10,500 miles

MPG is 19.3 MPG per the gauge

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[JohnnyBronco]

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.

Tailwind. And drafting behind Wrangler 4xe. Turning only left, also. Lol

 

[ColoradoKid26]

2.7 BadSquatch
17.6 Avg
1,500 odometer

 

[WLDTRK]

17.1 on a Wildtrak with 4,500 miles. I use the normal GOAT mode and I dont drive too aggressivley but I also dont shy away from it either. What I would consider as normal driving

 

[Stampede.Offroad]

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.

Badsquatch 2d 2.7 getting about 14.3 in high winds on the highway at 70-75.

 

[69-300]

Are you one of the guys who's engine blew?

I am one of those guys …have had about 1k on the new one

 

[jlj4660]

Badlands 2 door 2.7 Squatch 18.4 93 octane

 

[adrencg]

19.5 average.

BB 2.3 auto, 34s. It's pretty close to what I got with my Nissan MAxima (21mpg).

My wife drives the Badlands sport and she gets 16 mpg, but she uses a heavy foot.

 

[JoeWar0311]

2022 4door wildtrak. I’m getting 18.6 mpg using 89 octane. I’m in Southern WV pulling hills a lot. I usually leave it in eco mode.

 

[JMY217]

22 OBX Sas 2.7 Lux, pic attached. Usually sits here, MAYBE slightly about 16 on highway. Using normal driving mode, didnt see a huge difference when I used Eco.

 

[HorizonHunter]

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.

BL 2.3 7MT NonSas
19 city, 18 Hwy using Eco GOAT

 

[AZshot]

I'm still averaging 22.5 since I've had my Big Bend 4door, 2.3 with a manual. I've had it 4-5 months. City, highway, offroad mixed use, about even. Got 23 MPG on one trip.

 

[gt8684]

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.

Oh I agree, But at the same time, from what I can tell in these posts, ford is having a hard time getting any better in their engines and they are 2.7L "Ecoboost" so........ on the positive note since 20 years ago, at least now we are getting 400+ hp as opposed to 20 years ago

 

[MnLakeBum]

I don’t really care about MPG on my soon to arrive Bronco but I would have paid a few thousand more if the offered their Ford Lion 3.0 diesel that we have in our 2018 Range Rover. It roughly the same size as a Bronco at 5,000 lbs and gets 29 mpg in mixed driving and my driving style is harder than most. It also has 443 ft/lbs of torque available at 1,700 rpm. We’ve had zero issues with ours in 64,000 miles and It would be the perfect engine for the Bronco.

 

[hoss]

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.

Steady speeds on highway or back roads (limited stops/starts) for one. A big contributor is speed; anything over 70 mph will drop the mileage drastically.

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