18.7 mpg - 4dr 2.3 Manual Badlands w/ 3.5" lift & 37's.
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16 - 17MPG constant city driving, 20MPG highway. 2.3L 7MT base with 33" tires.
17.5- normal driving12.9 mpg and holding strong.
2021 Badlands Non-Sasquatch 2.3L on 37" Mickey Thompson MT's with 3" Lift
16- Fully loaded and doing 80-90 on the highways for 1500 miles.
This picture needs context. What happened, you spot some "obstacles" in an empty lot and pulled a "hold my beer"?14.4 mpg's on my 2022 2dr BL, 2.3, 7MT on 37's grocery getter.
And to keep on topic. OP, similar build as yours, BL moar door 2.3 manual lift 37's and similar mpg's with mostly suburbia driving
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Yes, and Yes.... That's a screen capture from my buddy video taping me. The still shot is much more impressive than the video
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15.5-17 mpg on 33’s with no lift, 2.3L 4DR OBX.
I know I’ll get worse mileage than most because I do a lot of city driving but it’s far annd away the WORST thing about my Bronco. Just miserable numbers from someone who previously drove a Wrangler Sahara on 33’s and was getting like 19+ MPG steady for years.
I know I’ll get worse mileage than most because I do a lot of city driving but it’s far annd away the WORST thing about my Bronco. Just miserable numbers from someone who previously drove a Wrangler Sahara on 33’s and was getting like 19+ MPG steady for years.
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2022 OBX non SAS with 2.3 engine 6200 miles of mixed highway and city driving I am averaging 21.2 according to my gauges. I drive a mix of normal and sport modes with Falken Wildpeak tires.
4door black diamond sasquatch, 2h, 2.7L, 91 octane, 5280ft elevation, gentle to moderate driving = 15.4mpg
subject to change after I get 2k miles on her...
subject to change after I get 2k miles on her...
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17-18 mpg with 90% city for the last year. Was pushing 19+ with 70/30 city/highway mix the year before.
4Dr Badlands with 7spd and stock KO2s.
4Dr Badlands with 7spd and stock KO2s.
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17.1 average so far. Base squatch with 2.7 auto. Only vehicle I've ever had that matches it's EPA rating. I'm not a gentle driver, but I have mellowed somewhat with advancing age, I suppose.
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2023 4DR non-SAS Black Diamond 2.3L 7MT with stock wheels getting 19.5 MPG with a mixture of highway and city driving. Been driving causally in normal mode.
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18.4 average over 5200 miles, about 1/2 hwy. 2.3, MT Badlands SAS. I can get almost 20 in the city if I baby it and stay completely out of the turbo but that is no fun at all.
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