MPG - what is yours?

[JohnnyBronco]

2.7 OBX nonSAS softtop
93 octane except when unavailable on our 3000 mile Colorado trip
20 mile commute at highway speeds. Got up to 96 mph on our out west trip

Just under 12,000 miles and lifetime average 18.5 mpg I am pleased so far

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[titleistforged]

I'm on 32" ATs on my base, 2.7 auto. Averaging around 19 doing a good blend of city and highway. 70-80mph on highway, speed limit around town.

 

[Panaran]

Holy smokes! I’ve got the same vehicle, but with the Sasquatch package. Best I get is 17.3 mpg on the highway. I drive in Eco mode unless I’m feeling frisky… Huge bummer the Sasquatch package makes a 7 mpg difference.

I wouldn't feel too bad, must just be unique area or driving conditions that make this one an outlier. I'm an 4door OBX, non squatch with the 2.7 and Im getting about 18.5 combined city highway, mostly highway typically around 75mph.

 

[Fonz54]

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

I will pass this along to my kids since I may be dead by time I get a delivery date at this rate!

 

[PWillette]

So far the non-Sas 2.3 w/ 7MT pushing 35s on 93 octane is sitting at 17.3

 

[Austin Bronco]

2.3 BD SAS with almost 4K miles. Averaging 17.4 for the life of the vehicle. It will bump up to 18.5-19 mpg if running 93 octane.
Pretty pleased with the mpg and power of the 4cyl. Still has more HP than a regular v6 jeep.

 

[JBlanco]

I still struggle to understand just how these numbers are as low as they are for the Bronco. For reference, my JK has a NA 3.6L motor which makes less power then the 2.3 or the 2.7, even within every motors "efficiency" range. 5 speed tranny in the JK vs the 10 speeds in the Bronco. 4.88 gears in my JK which are taller and less fuel efficient then even the tallest 4.70's in the SAS Bronco's. And finally, I have super heavy 37x13.5 tires...I think full tire/wheel weight is somewhere in the 110lb per corner. And yet, I can consistently pull down 18.5 mpg highway and 15.5 mpg around town. Consistently fuel up after fuel up average 16.8mpg. Don't understand how the Bronco is literally more efficient in EVERY single relevant category I can think of and yet it's less fuel efficient across the board

I agree, I thought the Wrangler would be the "worst it would ever get" for me regarding fuel economy.
I am going into the Bronco knowingly as the vehicle will be driven around 200-300 miles a month so fuel expense is irrelevant as long as it can tow my boat.
It wouldn't be my choice for a daily if I had the average American commute of around 30 miles RT, or two gallons a day.

 

[Crimzn]

2.7L BL SAS averaging exactly 17 MPG. Mixed use between hwy and city.

 

[bigedizzle]

I haven't received my 2021 2 door black diamond, I have a 5" lift and 37's I am putting on it so mpg will be brutal, that is why I bought a fiesta st while waiting on this bronco to get here, 30mpg while driving it like I stole it LOL

 

[heynow14]

2.3L 7-spd Sasquatch - 15.4mpg over 3k miles. It's tough to drive calmly with the 7-spd...but I'm okay with that...

I live on a big hill that I traverse a couple of times per day...that has to cost at least 1-2mpg.

 

[simbatoner]

2.3 Outerbanks Auto Advanced non-sas, only 350 miles in.
Lux package with standard wheels.
I average 19.8
Mostly in town driving, but on highway appears to be much higher
Normal mode and lead foot!

 

[pony2bronco]

16mpg with a lead foot now that I'm at 1k on a 2DR FE. Haven't tried eco, mostly in sport. Not bad tbh.

 

[Mad Martigan]

19.3 on the cluster.
2022 Badlands 2.7, SAS, Lux
I do use the Eco mode

 

[JustSendItDude]

18.5 at 2130 miles. 2.3 7MT 4D BD non-SAS with 35in KO2s

 

[hoss]

Big Bend 2 door 2.3 MT with factory wheels. On a typical road trip, highway driving, I get this:

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