tmilnthorp

I was able to find the 2017 EPA numbers by doing a URL replacement. I assume the S10 means the 10-speed, but not certain. Looks like 1mpg bump in town, and no change for highway.

https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/noframes/38215.shtml

tmilnthorp

Now showing up in the EPA search too!

Axxion89

Damn, if thats true then its only 1 MPG less than the 2.7 Ecoboost that I have. I mean at that point, what's the point of even having the 2.7 engine? Looks to me that the 2.7 should become the base engine in all the trucks by 2018 with those stats

gymratt

Remember that's a 2wd reg cab stripped out

aliass24

I was expecting to see atleast 2. I guess the 10 speed isn't all that.

JaxTruck

Thought it was the base 3.5L non turbo engine, but 'turbo' is in the description. Also a 4x4 configuration with LT tires (LT 245/70 17E?).

Porter_

nice sleuthing!

mgrande

I would have really thought it would be better than that. They changed an awful lot for just an 1 MPG city improvement.

TooManyVehicles

Well, not only do you get 1 MPG city improvement, you also get more HP/torque. However, I'm surprised highway mileage isn't improved given the change in the 10th speed overdrive (vs the 6 speed).

Truckz

Odd that Ford didn't come out with this first...