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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4x4ord 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.
I paid about $4k more for my Ford than what I could have bought an equivalent Ran for. If the Ram would save me an additional $3k on fuel over the life of the truck it starts to get to the point where putting a bag over my head and driving a Ram becomes a viable option,
Thats funny, but yes I would rather be seen in a Ford :B My previous truck was the 99 Superduty 7.3. Owned it for nearly 16 years .
It was pure economics with me, they wanted 5K more for the 2014 Ford Lariat ,then the 2014 Ram Laramie.
It been a good truck , but was not bought thinking I was going to get a couple miles per gallon more on mileage. :) If I was going to trade today it would be back to the Ford. As one said hooked up to a trailer or fifth wheel they are all 10-11 on mileage.
