Ecoboost only---real world mileage.
#2651
Senior Member
I have all of 189 miles on my 2013 F150 4x2 with max tow and ecoboost. Since I picked it up with 8 miles on it, I have averaged 20.8mpg on one 90 mile round trip from Spring, TX to Richmond, TX. I was driving 65-75mph. On another 25 mile trip in stop & go traffic, I averaged 17.1mpg. Driving 45-65mph.
#2652
just towed for the first time with my '12 4x4,supercrew with ecoboost. Towed my @8000lb boat and got 11.9 mpg. Mixed city and freeway driving a total of @ 80 miles. Very happy with the results. That is better than my old f-350/ diesel. Only have @ 1300 miles total on the truck. If it gets better as many say, all I can say is "Wow".
#2653
My father-in-law traded his '10 5.0 with 50,000 miles for a new '12 EcoBoost. Both Lariats, both bone stock. With the 5.0 he had a lifetime average of 20.5mpg but the highest he has seen on the EB is 18...
He was lookin forward to an increase in mileage, and is far from impressed... I've told him that lots of owners see mpg improve with time, and he has only done 3,000 so far so I guess we will see!
He was lookin forward to an increase in mileage, and is far from impressed... I've told him that lots of owners see mpg improve with time, and he has only done 3,000 so far so I guess we will see!
#2654
Senior Member
If you want to get 20+ mpg, Aero-Up!
In my 2009 4.6 liter ( the white one) I get 25.5 to 26 mpg at 70 mph with the aerocap and aero bed extender combination.
I built one for a girl who lives in Conway, Arkansas that has a 2011 Ecoboost. On a recent trip to Florida and back to Arkansas she got 28 mpg!
I built one for a girl who lives in Conway, Arkansas that has a 2011 Ecoboost. On a recent trip to Florida and back to Arkansas she got 28 mpg!
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#2658
Senior Member
Originally Posted by Teddek
Last 1200 miles has been 40% highway 60% city. Getting 13.9. 2012 FX4 no mods. Screw Eco.
#2659
Deer Slayer
Originally Posted by bfill_ecoboost
Xlt supercrew 3.73 4x4 with off road package w/ 8000 miles lifetime. Last 2000 miles 18.9 avg (80% city / 20% highway). Most recent 400 miles was 90 city/ 10 highway and averaged 20. The cooler weather in Illinois seems to be helping. Numbers would prob be better if didn't warm truck up 15 min twice a day most days with max heat and fans at max...
#2660
Originally Posted by sluggo1
I disagree. Colder weather typically hurts mpg but provides better power. And my truck suffers on short trips when engine isn't warm yet. Once I'm out on the road and temp needle gets to the middle then the best mpg start to show. But yes sitting and idling obviously drops the numbers but probably just as evenly as driving it cold for first 15 minutes.