F1Tom

http://m.automobilemag.com/features/...eal-mpg-tests/

Motortrend's real MPG testing on the 2.7 EcoBoost SuperCab Lariat with four-wheel drive.
16.6 City,
21.5 Highway,
18.5 Combined

Edit:
http://m.motortrend.com/wot/1410_201..._mt_tests.html

Edit 2:
Already posted, I am not sure how to delete this go here https://www.f150forum.com/f118/motor...oboost-277585/

GetYaFordOn

These look like my 2011 5.0 numbers... All subjective of course.

MadocHandyman

It's pretty much where my Eco runs also.

EcoBoostedF100

Per Ford the weight savings alone with worth 1 mpg per every 400lbs

So on a 2015 with 700lbs loss in weight the mpg will be near 2 mpg better

So even the 3.5L Eco will have better MPG numbers for the 2015 model year

A fair amount more yet with the 2.7L Eco

Lighter weight and better efficiency

A little birdie told me the 4x2 trucks with a 2.7 will be minimum 26 highway . .

And yes if driven right competition for the Dodge diesel 1500

Numbers should be revealed on November 5th I am told.

Thats about all the hints I can give . .

EcoBoostedF100

Typical MT clueless to what the numbers will really be.

ztruk8

I never trust those tests. My highway mpg on my 2010 scab 4x4 4.6l 2v is 21 mpg, your telling me less weight and a smaller engine gets only .5mpg better.

papa tiger

An the 15's are gonna go thru even more hell to deliver MPG's

mechanicboy

Told the 2.7 is rated for anything less than 24mpg hwy I'll be shocked and it will have been a waste of Ford's R&D.

F150Vol

Motor Trend averaged 14.4 when they tested the ecoboost in 2012. I wouldn't worry too much about their low numbers. They drive them hard

blackknight87

Seems pretty crappy...