ib516 wrote:
That's the thing with an EcoBoost. You can only have one. Eco, or Boost. Your right foot chooses.
You are correct. That is why the Motor Trend long-term F150 4X4 Ecoboost averaged 14.4 mpg over 30,000 miles and the long-term Ram 1500 4X4 Hemi averaged 15.6 mpg over 30,000 miles. A year of different lead-foot drivers resulted in these numbers. But, I assume a year of careful conservative driving would have resulted in the Ford getting higher mpg.
Either way, to the OP, congratulations on your new ride. You will enjoy the power.
