What MPG are you owners getting?

[argrin]

4 door Badlands 2.3 auto, soft. 700 miles and just changed to from 18.9 to 19. Has been steadily climbing although slowly. Most driving has been cruising around town and backroads at max 55. I did one trip where I avg 68 mph for a couple hundred miles. Happy with it so far. Although at this point, I am never in a hurry. Using premium so far but will prob switch to 87 after 1k. Normal mode for all of it.

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[Kameronatm]

2.3, Badlands, non sas, auto, 2in lift, stock 33s. Just drove 2+ hours around 70mph and averaged 20.4mpg!!! Sticker says is should be 17. This thing is practically paying me for fuel. But.. I made the other side of the trip doing stop and go traffic with some going 75+ on a windy day and got 17mpg.

 

[SaveTheManuals]

How do these driving modes work on a manual exactly? What are they controlling or changing that your feet and right arm aren't already doing?

It is mainly just changing how much peddle you have to push in to accelerate quicker. Normal mode you are pressing down the peddle a lot more than when you are in sport mode. If you switch it while you are moving you can really tell the difference. Plus I have the panda tuning module, so that helps a bit more too. lol

 

[IndyBD]

2.7 auto getting 17.3 and that's mostly highway. Average speed is 39 MPH.

 

[unfortunate]

2.7 Sasquatch auto on 87 regular: all highway driving 85-90 I got about 16.1mpg Hand calculated (dash gauge showed a little higher but I don’t remember exactly). City I get around 18mpg give or take. I’m at 5k miles.

 

[MnLakeBum]

Only 900 miles of mixed driving running 35s on a 4 door OBX with the 2.7 and I’m getting 16.3 mpg, about what I expected for one of the least aerodynamic vehicles on the road.

 

[Ducati1098]

I’m getting about 15.5. Normal driving not trying to get the best gas mileage. Mixed highway/normal. 2022 Wildtrak 2 door with a 3” lift on 37’s. Not as bad as I was expecting.

 

[jlj4660]

5200 miles with a 2 door badlands with 2.7 and sasquatch running 93 octane fuel mixed driving 3 trips out on the coast and 1 trip to rocks and mud mostly around town 18.4 mpg

 

[Deleted member 19381]

2.3L / 10sp Black Diamond 4 door...18.6 mpg in mixed suburban driving in Eco mode. 2200 miles on odometer

 

[annieVonBebop]

Just about 2500 miles on 91 octane and averaging 18.3. Was .4 until I drove up 70 into the mountains this past weekend (CO people what I'm talking about). 2.3L manual Badlands with a mix of highway/city/wheeling but probably more city than anything. Still a whole mile above sticker and I'm happy with it

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