Whats the gas mileage for a V10 Excursion 4x4
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I have a 00 ex, On the hwy the best I have ever got was a little over 14. Towing ft enclosed trailer with 2 ata 16v's I usually get just under 10, ( 9.7 ) Thats usually going around 80 though. I always have good intentions to stay easy but it never stays that way. Around the city I am getting around 11, A little better if not frequent stopping and going, a little worse in heavy traffic. Hope this helps.
Brian
Brian
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We just took a 1500 mile trip to Florida and we got 16mpg in our 2000 limited 4x4 using regular unleaded gasoline. I was very pleased to get that kind of mileage. It was 99% highway miles at 70mph. We are going back in October but we will be towing our 28ft Travel Trailer. I'm curious as to how much the mileage will drop, we've never towed the trailer that far.
BTW, I usually get around 11.5 to 12mpg around town.
BTW, I usually get around 11.5 to 12mpg around town.
Last edited by V10_X; 06-27-2005 at 07:12 PM.
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2005 XLT V10 4x4.
Last tank, the average with some towing (7000 enclosed car trailer) was 8.7 according to "Thirst-O-Meter" overhead, actual calculated 8.9. (I really want to re-label that MPG/Compass Thirst-O-Meter)
This tank so far with all local driving, local towing it is showing 8.3.
I did find that when on the highway, keeping it right around 70MPH (or 2000RPM) is the sweet spot for mileage.
The best I have seen in mixed driving is 11.? with at one point it reading 12.9. This was driving through the Pine Barrens at about 70 with few lights or stops.
I will be towing a considerable distance in about a week and am anxious to see what the MPG will be at constant highway speed.
Last tank, the average with some towing (7000 enclosed car trailer) was 8.7 according to "Thirst-O-Meter" overhead, actual calculated 8.9. (I really want to re-label that MPG/Compass Thirst-O-Meter)
This tank so far with all local driving, local towing it is showing 8.3.
I did find that when on the highway, keeping it right around 70MPH (or 2000RPM) is the sweet spot for mileage.
The best I have seen in mixed driving is 11.? with at one point it reading 12.9. This was driving through the Pine Barrens at about 70 with few lights or stops.
I will be towing a considerable distance in about a week and am anxious to see what the MPG will be at constant highway speed.
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One time we took a trip which was mostly highway miles in a head wind and driving at or just above the speed limit and we averaged 13.4. it was 13. something I just can't recall what. My point is the truck said we were getting 12.7 or something like that. I recall it being almost a mile off. I had topped off the tank and reset the trip odmeter and when we filled up again I did the math myself and that's what I came up with.
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