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hello felllers im looking at a 2000 excursion with the v10 never had one always a diesel guy up here in the great white north there is a 10 grand difference between prices on the gasser versus the diesel...thats a lot of fuel....what kind of realistic mpg's can i expec tout of the v10 in an excusion?
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where would the "great white north" be? i'm in alaska.
mine gets 10-11mpg city and 14-16 highway thats with 3:73 gears and i'm not real light on the go pedel. its bone stock for now, but i hope to change that and maybe gain a few MPG at the same time.
mine gets 10-11mpg city and 14-16 highway thats with 3:73 gears and i'm not real light on the go pedel. its bone stock for now, but i hope to change that and maybe gain a few MPG at the same time.
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Here's a data base that a few use to track mileage...and for those of you that might want to start tracking your data.
http://www.fuelly.com/car/ford/excursion
And an extra $10k for diesel on something used? I hear a chain being yanked...or he must have $3000 V10 Excursions.
http://www.fuelly.com/car/ford/excursion
And an extra $10k for diesel on something used? I hear a chain being yanked...or he must have $3000 V10 Excursions.
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i believe it, when i was looking early this year the diesel excursions were selling for $18-26k and the V10s are around $11-14k not as big of a differance but close enough. thats why i ended up with a v10 well also the fact i couldnt find a nice 7.3
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We've been averaging around 15 mpg overall, 70% of our driving is highway. I did gain a couple mpg when I installed a K&N air filter, I was skeptical but we consistently get more miles out of a tank now on both vehicles.
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Nowhere in the USA does a diesel sell for $7,000 more on the low end, and $12,000 on the high end.
There must be some pretty shady dealerships, private sellers or crazy values in Alaska.
A more realistic figure should be $3,000 on the low end, and $4,000 on the high end.
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We've been trying to sell our 2000 7.3l diesel EX since December. NOT ONE PERSON HAS EVEN LOOKED AT IT. We are now only asking $10000 which is what most Wee-10's are selling for. All I get are phone calls with idiots trying to buy it for less without even looking. WTF I'll drive it up to AK and fly home if someone is willing to pay 8-10 thousand more than I'm even asking.
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All Excursions are "used vehicles" now, obviously.
Nowhere in the USA does a diesel sell for $7,000 more on the low end, and $12,000 on the high end.
There must be some pretty shady dealerships, private sellers or crazy values in Alaska.
A more realistic figure should be $3,000 on the low end, and $4,000 on the high end.
Nowhere in the USA does a diesel sell for $7,000 more on the low end, and $12,000 on the high end.
There must be some pretty shady dealerships, private sellers or crazy values in Alaska.
A more realistic figure should be $3,000 on the low end, and $4,000 on the high end.
then they must be crazy, our prices have allways been higher.
i searched for alittle over a month looking for a limited 7.3, then dropped to looking for a limited V10 in my price range. i could not find a one! they all wanted a crap ton of money for them. i finally found my loaded 2004 xlt v10 for close to my target price of $12,000. i could not afford to get somthing much more then that.
heres 2 i'll show you and its pretty much how it goes, price differance wise across the board in this state.
2004 limited v10 52k miles asking $16,900 and has been on there since before i bought mine and no change in price.
http://anchorage.craigslist.org/cto/1266411914.html
2005 limited 6.0 55k miles asking $28,000 and its also been on there for awhile.
http://anchorage.craigslist.org/cto/1246934272.html
i know there is a year differance between them, but it gives you the idea pretty quick.