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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valhalla360 wrote:ShinerBock wrote:
They actually have notes for this in each persons bio of when they tow. However, as I said in my initial statement, as the amount of vehicles reporting in and miles increases, the towing mileage starts to become irrelevant in the total data except for the 350/3500 trucks.
Without someone breaking down those notes and providing subcategory averages, they are irrelevant to the averages.
But even with larger sample sizes, there can be differences in usage patterns across brands, so even then, it may not be meaningful.
The data is there. If you don't like that it isn't easily broken down for you then feel free to make your own means to gather this data from thousands of truck owners recording millions of miles. If not, then don't complain about what is available.
Yes, that must be the excuse for the disparity. All Ford F250 owners must use their trucks differently than Ram and GM owners...... And F250 V10 owners must being towing all the time to get this kind of fuel mileage.
