What does your 4x4 get for gas mileage?

[ramminghard]

Originally posted by BDenali
2010 Sierra Denali Pickup - AWD with K&N

I'm lucky to get 400-425km per tank (90L Tank) with my 6.2, but I drive 90% in town and my foot is always into it.
On the highway the lowest I can get the fuel estimator down to is 13.5L/100km and in town 19L/100km.

That seems pretty high. I have the same truck and can get it as low as 11L/100km on the highway. City averages around 14L/100km.

[r3ccOs]

My ecoscrew in the winter is balls in stop & go... average closer to 15 l/100 if not worse with some idling

on the highway, its still okay at about anywhere from 11.2-12.8 if there is elevation of wind (going between 100-115 k/km)

I really would like to know how the new F150 w/ the 2.7 "actually" does

[Unknown303]

Originally posted by r3ccOs
My ecoscrew in the winter is balls in stop & go... average closer to 15 l/100 if not worse with some idling

on the highway, its still okay at about anywhere from 11.2-12.8 if there is elevation of wind (going between 100-115 k/km)

I really would like to know how the new F150 w/ the 2.7 "actually" does

With my driving still I'm around 18L/100 these days.

[Boosted131]

Originally posted by ramminghard
That seems pretty high. I have the same truck and can get it as low as 11L/100km on the highway. City averages around 14L/100km.

he said his foots always in it. I do that with my 5.3 and get 18/100 in city usually. I've gotten 13 on the highway

[SKR]

Picked up a 2007 GMC Sierra 2500 diesel today. Drove it home, ~120km/hr on twinned highway the whole way. Got 14L/100km. I'm pretty happy with that considering it probably weighs 7500 pounds.

[Boosted131]

I've been getting 14-15 going out to waiparous and back with the quad in the box. Not bad for an old 5.3

[codetrap]

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[Canucks3322]

2006 Pathfinder 4 litre V6...270,000km..16L/100km city driving...That's with running just rwd but in winter temperatures and regular gas...

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

2005 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport 6 speed Double Cab.
Over a 1400km trip to BC with 4 guys in the truck and about 200kg of gear in the bed we averaged 13L/100km. Driving style can be described as "pass at every opportunity" which means a lot of 3rd and 4th gear.

[birdman86]

2011 Xterra on 32's (E Range so they're pretty heavy)

Varies but usually ~13.5 highway, 14.5-15 in the city. Not an aggressive driver but not a little bitch either.

[Aleks]

With less traffic this summer and warm temps I've been able to get 14L/100km tanks out of the Tundra in the city driving to work DT.