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- 2021 4 Door Ford Bronco Badlands Sasquatch
- Your Bronco Model
- Badlands
16.5 after about 5500 miles
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Same specs averaging about 19.2 for 8k miles, mostly in-town. It was about 19.6 through 5k miles but has since dropped. I think I am probably not babying it as much.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!
You didn’t have to click on this thread either. And maybe we are just curious on gas mpg since gas is super high right now.I didnt buy my Bronco for the gas mileage, as Im thinking neither did anyone else on this thread. If that is a concern, maybe you should have bought a Tesla. ;-)
Any additional weight will lower your mpg. Having been a part of the hypermiling groups awhile back. It was a phase. Anyway. Decreasing weight was the first thing you do. Some guys would even throw out all the unnecessary seats and passenger stuff.well here is a weird consideration on this subject.....
I have a 2.7 auto BD with mid package. Have owned it since December 1st and put about 5600 miles on it so far. I changed the oil at 3000 miles (for piece of mind, and it made a difference!) and have been averaging about 19 MPG (being conservative with this number, often it was more like 19.4)
So now that the winter broke, I have been putting on my Rakattach (swivel receiver in steel) and a 1UP 2 bike carrier (aluminum)
When I drive with the bike carrier on, my MPG drops to around 17.4, so about 2 MPG less and I am befuddled. The swivel and carrier combined weigh probably 60 lbs, so it can't be the weight and I am guessing is the increased wind flow disruption at the rear.
Any thoughts by one of you more experienced inmates?