Fast Mopar wrote:
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.
I've averaged over 17mpg over the past 3-4 k overall out of my 4x4 screw and get on it plenty.
