MPG - what is yours?

[‘21OBX]

I assume vehicle doesn't even get up to temperature?
Does that concerns you?
My wife's commute (the Bronco will be her daily) is 1.7 miles and the Wrangler barely gets to temperature in the winter. I change the synthetic oil once every 3k miles to make for the additional gas and water in the oil.

I start it before I go anywhere in fact I have it on a schedule in FordPass. I also start it before I leave work and let it warm up. It absolutely concerns me and one major reason in switched out if a diesel superduty when I started driving less.

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[WreckItRussell]

I've got a 2.7L 4DR SAS Badlands and Im getting 15.6. I spend a good chunk of my driving time on the interstate going 80+ mph.

 

[smrpilot]

2 Door 7MT Badlands, stock 33" tires, 4.7 gears. 2,850 miles. 0-3,000 ft
19.1 Regular - mixed driving
19.4 Premium - mixed driving (3 tanks)

 

[BroncoDude]

2dr Base, 2.7l, 32 inch all terrains with 2 inch lift. 17.2 avg in mixed driving.

 

[toddf125]

'22 wildtrak, 2.7L sasquatch, all stock. Run secondary/highway 50/50. Premium gas. I get 15.5... not with a heavy foot. Lowest I've gotten was 10.5 off road and heavy foot. Nothing better than 15.5. BUT didn't buy it for fuel economy.

 

[Bronco21fan]

2.7 Sasquatch getting 18.3

 

[northshoreboarder]

WT 2.7, everything stock
2000 miles
18.9 MPG
Been trying like hell to get to see 19 but no can do.

 

[Go Devils]

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.

2 door, 2.7 OBX. All stock. 21.7 city/highway combined (mostly city).

 

[BKBronco]

2.7 Black Diamond non-SAS (32s)
3,300 miles so far, mix of freeway (80 mph) and city.
18.4 avg mpg

 

[Julz670]

19.7 mpg, 2.3L 2door Black Diamond, stock, running on 93 fuel.
I wouldn't say I drive aggressively, but usually going 5-9mph over the speed limit and most of my commute is on highways.

 

[GoTigersGoBronco]

It’s improved slightly to around 16.9mpg with the 2.7 Badlands.

 

[Murfman]

I start it before I go anywhere in fact I have it on a schedule in FordPass. I also start it before I leave work and let it warm up. It absolutely concerns me and one major reason in switched out if a diesel superduty when I started driving less.

Curious as to why you warm your vehicle up before driving off. With computer technology and sensors, it is adjusting to the conditions as it starts up. With my heated seats, I rarely use the heater anymore. https://www.tyla.com/life/life-news...r-freezing-heater-why-vehicle-engine-20210108

 

[gt8684]

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.

 

[Fonz54]

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.

The Bronco that I do not have is presently getting zero mpg! Darn it Ford where is my VIN and Build date?

 

[Murfman]

The Bronco that I do not have is presently getting zero mpg! Darn it Ford where is my VIN and Build date?

LOL let us know how many miles your ride has on it when you get delivery!

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