V8 with eTorque

[Jwrichardson]

I'm not sure how everyone is getting these magical numbers but no highway 12.5 mpg. But its a truck so, there's that!

 

[MannymanX]

It shocking the differences posted. I have a 5.7 E Torque with 3,92. I have no problem getting 19-20 on highway driving at 70 mph

Same here.

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[LamboMitch]

i know i was personally hoping for better. around town i'm lucky to break 15 and hwy maybe 18 ish. driving super grandpa mode too. almost have 2k miles and was hoping by now the mpg would be better

 

[MannymanX]

i know i was personally hoping for better. around town i'm lucky to break 15 and hwy maybe 18 ish. driving super grandpa mode too. almost have 2k miles and was hoping by now the mpg would be better

Took me a little longer than that to get better mpg...
Give it a few months... at first I was getting around 12.5-13 lol... now I never get less than 16.5; and on grandpa mode I get 18.5 combined

 

[LamboMitch]

Took me a little longer than that to get better mpg...
Give it a few months... at first I was getting around 12.5-13 lol... now I never get less than 16.5; and on grandpa mode I get 18.5 combined

good to know i was definitely hoping for better mpg. big reason i opted for the e torque etc was because it had one of the best mpg ratings against its competitors.

 

[clinecs]

Are you using cruise control?

Not to and from work. Most days traffic flows but it can get a little stop and go some days.

 

[smashweights]

Avg 15mpg on my exclusively city driving commute. A bit disappointed as a lot of the commute is 40-45mph which is a pretty efficient speed (30-40mpg "instant"). My last car averaged its "combined" EPA rating on this route so very sad to see less than city rating. Normal ride height, no bed cover, cruise at 40-45mph, Grandpa mode?, 87 vs 89 gas made no difference.

 

[papac0rn]

I'm seeing an average of 17 mixed driving just around town and rural areas. I have a 2020 quad cab with bed cover.