2015 F150 2.7L MPG
TFL Truck did a test. 22.8 mpg when running empty on the highway. Surprisingly close the the in cab display which many say reads too high. VIDEO
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Perrysburg Dodgeboy wrote:FishOnOne wrote:
I understood it the same way. Also when driving slower than the rest of the traffic it allows you to drive more at a consistent speed too. I also noticed CO. sells 85 octane gas. Never heard of that.
You don't have 85 octane fuel where you are from? We have it here in Ohio. Diesel is about 50 cents more than 87 octane fuel here.
No 85 Octane in Texas or anywhere in the south that I'm aware of. Only 87,89,93 octane variety.
