Huge discrepancies
We have been looking at F-150s. Each time we find one that looks like a likely candidate, we call the dealership and ask about it, including the payload capacity. Four out of four people have given ...
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MargaretB wrote:coolbreeze01 wrote:
I'm curious what you get for mileage with the Sequoia?
It's hard to say - we think the gas gauge is wonky. But with the tires inflated as indicated for regular driving, we were getting 11-13 in town, not towing. When we inflated them to towing range, we get about 16.
That does not seem like very good mileage.
My current F250 4x2 super cab 6,2 gas with 3.73 axle gets me 15.1-15.4 empty highway and 15.0 city stop and go driving empty.
F250 also has a very nice 39 gallon tank along with my 15 gallon in bed fuel tank I have about 500 miles of driving while towing without needing to find gas stations every 200-250 miles any more..
Towing my TT which is about 6K loaded and a bed loaded with gen, 15 gallons of gas bicycles, tools and other camping items plus myself and three passengers..gets me a low of 10.1 to a high of 10.5 mpg.
As far as ride goes, my coworker likes it better than his Honda (and I would agree that my truck rides smoother than his car).. Our 2013 also has extremely comfortable seats..
As I mentioned before, the only way to find out is to test drive them.
