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Fuel Economy Update for March - 2015 Ford F-150 Long-Term Road Test

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imageFuel Economy Update for March - 2015 Ford F-150 Long-Term Road Test

For the month of March, we added 2,700 miles to the odometer of our long-term 2015 Ford F-150 EcoBoost . But what kind of mileage did it return?

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  • prndlolprndlol Member Posts: 140
    15-16 mpg is fine. I mean when you look at the sheer size of the truck, even with the diet plan it's been on, you can really only eek out so much fuel economy.
  • 500rwhp500rwhp Member Posts: 99
    I have a new F150 with the 3.5EB and max towing package with 3.73 gears. My first tank averaged 17.2MPG over 70% city/ 30% highway. Current tank with same mix is 18.6MPG with 200 miles til empty. Since I have the 33gallon tank, the tank averages are for 600 miles plus
  • g35bufg35buf Member Posts: 89
    Still missing the 'eco' in EcoBoost...BIG power requires more fuel. Plain and simple and the 2.7T is a monster in terms of performance. Add in the full size pick up war...I mean market,..and anything goes on the spec sheet (GM overrates their new V8s by a lot on MPG). Only a RAM 1500 EcoDiesel is going to be true to it's word on mileage - and that is true of most diesels i.e. VW 2.0TDI. Very rare that you can have your cake and eat it too...
  • guy1974guy1974 Member Posts: 119
    The best fuel economy Edmunds has is below the lowest EPA figure (for city). The average is 5 mpg (or 25% less) than EPA figures. Terrible.
  • tlangnesstlangness Member Posts: 123
    To keep things in perspective @guy1974 -- over 2,000 miles have been spent towing. That's 35% of the miles we've driven the F-150. I'm confident things will level out at least a little bit.
  • 500rwhp500rwhp Member Posts: 99
    Second tank on my 2015 with the 3.5EB was 18.8MPG over 580 miles. Third tank, 200 miles in is showing over 20, still in mixed city/rural/interstate. You guys can do better.
  • saratogastevesaratogasteve Member Posts: 186
    what's with all the fuel calculations based on towing? I'd like to know what milege is possible with the 2.7T without towing? both city and highway?
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