3.7 MPG real life #s
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There are a couple threads kicking around with some mpg info. Give the search feature a try, in the upper right hand corner of this page.
I have a 3.7 V6, 4X4, 3.73 rear gears, regular cab, but I've got the 6.5 bed length.
I got the truck in Feb. My first fill up was 18mpg. It was 19mpg for a few months. For the first couple weeks of May it was up to 20mpg. The past couple weeks it's been 21mpg.
I don't do a lot of driving. I've had to drive like a grandpa to get this kind of mileage. If you don't drive like you want good mpg's, you aren't going to get good mpg's. If I drove my truck like I drove my trucks in thepast, I'd expect to get 15-16 mpg.
If you can keep the rpms under 2k, you can get good mpg's.
I have a 3.7 V6, 4X4, 3.73 rear gears, regular cab, but I've got the 6.5 bed length.
I got the truck in Feb. My first fill up was 18mpg. It was 19mpg for a few months. For the first couple weeks of May it was up to 20mpg. The past couple weeks it's been 21mpg.
I don't do a lot of driving. I've had to drive like a grandpa to get this kind of mileage. If you don't drive like you want good mpg's, you aren't going to get good mpg's. If I drove my truck like I drove my trucks in thepast, I'd expect to get 15-16 mpg.
If you can keep the rpms under 2k, you can get good mpg's.
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New to this forum, but not forums. Used search while lurking the past few months and have read your posts. Thanks by the way, good info. This is the truck I order to replace my 2004. I am from eastern MA your from western MA. I drive north to ME every other weekend. 600 miles round trip, the old 150 was killing me on gas. 20 MPG would save me $ 100 a month. Thanks again wittom.
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If you've got the 3.73 gears, which I think is what is standard for the V6, 4X4, it might take your whole 600mi trip to net good fuel economy. I find that on the highway the mpg's drop. This is with cruise at 70 or so. Over time, with miles accrued, the mpgs slowly tick up. For the sake of mpg's 3.55's would have been a better choice on this truck.
Where you going up in Maine, Presque Isle area?
My wife and I would like to hike Mt. Katahdin in the next couple years. I guess that's a haul too.
I've found this 2011 F150 to be a good truck. I think you'll be happy with yours.
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Where you going up in Maine, Presque Isle area?
Saint Albans, I have a new home to retire to in a few years. 250 miles each way and I do at least 100 miles while I am up. Have sledded northern and central ME for 25 years. Did the loop trail around Katahdin on my sled 2 seasons ago. We have the same birthday, just 20 years apart.
Saint Albans, I have a new home to retire to in a few years. 250 miles each way and I do at least 100 miles while I am up. Have sledded northern and central ME for 25 years. Did the loop trail around Katahdin on my sled 2 seasons ago. We have the same birthday, just 20 years apart.
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New to this forum, but not forums. Used search while lurking the past few months and have read your posts. Thanks by the way, good info. This is the truck I order to replace my 2004. I am from eastern MA your from western MA. I drive north to ME every other weekend. 600 miles round trip, the old 150 was killing me on gas. 20 MPG would save me $ 100 a month. Thanks again wittom.
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There are a couple threads kicking around with some mpg info. Give the search feature a try, in the upper right hand corner of this page.
I have a 3.7 V6, 4X4, 3.73 rear gears, regular cab, but I've got the 6.5 bed length.
I got the truck in Feb. My first fill up was 18mpg. It was 19mpg for a few months. For the first couple weeks of May it was up to 20mpg. The past couple weeks it's been 21mpg.
I don't do a lot of driving. I've had to drive like a grandpa to get this kind of mileage. If you don't drive like you want good mpg's, you aren't going to get good mpg's. If I drove my truck like I drove my trucks in thepast, I'd expect to get 15-16 mpg.
If you can keep the rpms under 2k, you can get good mpg's.
I have a 3.7 V6, 4X4, 3.73 rear gears, regular cab, but I've got the 6.5 bed length.
I got the truck in Feb. My first fill up was 18mpg. It was 19mpg for a few months. For the first couple weeks of May it was up to 20mpg. The past couple weeks it's been 21mpg.
I don't do a lot of driving. I've had to drive like a grandpa to get this kind of mileage. If you don't drive like you want good mpg's, you aren't going to get good mpg's. If I drove my truck like I drove my trucks in thepast, I'd expect to get 15-16 mpg.
If you can keep the rpms under 2k, you can get good mpg's.
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Untill today the onboard mpg readout has been very accurate. Today was the first time that there was a significant discrepancy. The onboard display read 21.3. The old school math read 22.5.
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Same birthday? So your about to hit a milestone? I'm about to hit the point where I definitely can't call myself a kid anymore.