Fuelly mileage of the big three diesels
It appears the new 10 speed in the Fords made a significant impact in catching up with the Cummins fuel mileage in the 2500's. Although it is still too little info in all of the new 2020 models to te...
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patperry2766 wrote:Sjm9911 wrote:
Saving a mile per gallon is fun to talk about but if your needing to calculate it for savings, its probably a good idea not to get a camper. I really dont care about mileage, just that i can tow it safely.
Sure, if you can have a dedicated tow vehicle then MPG's don't matter, but when your not camping and towing your trailer the other 300+ days a year, then MPG can be important.
I drive close to 35-40K a year so an extra 1 MPG or so might be beneficial.
That all depends, lol. My 2020 2500 gasser gets better millage then my 2014 jeep wrangler unlimited. I use the 2500 more now and may sell the jeep. Yea, if i was driving that much i would look into a small honda or something. You cant save money on fuel with a big truck. Just not going to happen. And getting a second car would save on maintenance also. Me , i cant fit into anything smaller, the jeep is almost too small. So its not good for long rides anyway.
