Yea, this is what they say about them, from my window sticker.<br />"Actual Mileage will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits and vehicle's condition. Results reported to EPA indicate that the majority of vehicles with these estimates will achieve between 11 and 15 mpg in the city,<br />and between <br />14 and 20 mpg on the highway"<br /><br />So mine is getting right at the top marks, but I do not do any hard starts and such and when I am on the highway, the CC is set to the speed limit.<br /><br />Now hook the 21' Gambler to it and it drops, but I have that onboard computer thing and it says anywhere from 15.8 to 16.1 pulling the boat so it's still not that bad. I can live with it.
oh well, Dodge does make some awesome trucks, like the new 3/4 ton Power Wagon, with a winch and lockers oh and the high clearance axels you're all set!!!
) and good mileage, and performance is good if you keep the tralier off of it. 15-16 city , but I can live with that. Priest River, ID is a small town and a tank can last me all month.<br /><br />F-350 gets an honest 24-27 highway , and 23-26 city He also added a 50 gallon fuel tank/tool box in the bed of the truck, 88 gallon capacity and a range of about 2000 miles, give or take. Less when he is driving it <br /><br />Craig
