MPG in your C or super C

[trx680]

What kind of fuel mileage do you get in your class C or super C?

Most of the C's are gas, I think the super C's are diesel?


I dont own a motorhome, doing my homework right now to figure out operating costs.

So if you don't mind let me know the MPG, RV size, engine (engine size, gas/diesel, Ford/Chevy).

Thanks !!!!!

[Beverley_Ken]

Our E-450, V-10 gets about 7.5 at about 65mph and around 8-8.5 at 60mph, both with the CRV toad attached.

Beverley and Ken

[Beverley_Ken]

trx680 wrote:

Gonzo42 wrote:
15 MPG @ 65MPH

what do you have?

See signature, next line

"MOTHER SHIP Winneago View 24H (2007 Dodge Sprinter 3500 Chassis, 2008 Body)3.0 L M_B Diesel V6 bought used with 24K miles."

[Markiemark32]

trx680 wrote:

Gonzo42 wrote:
15 MPG @ 65MPH

what do you have?

I'm guessing Gonzo has ---
Winneago View 24H (2007 Dodge Sprinter 3500 Chassis, 2008 Body)3.0 L M_B Diesel V6




My 29ft, Ford V-10 Gas, C, gets 8-9 MPG, depending on driving conditions.

Markiemark

[trx680]

Gonzo42 wrote:
15 MPG @ 65MPH

what do you have?

[Gonzo42]

15 MPG @ 65MPH

[wincrasher65]

For some reason people have the expectation that a C gets better mileage than an A. Often that is not the case, they are around the same numbers. The C has poorer aerodynamics. The A has better aerodynamics, but much greater weight.

You might do a bit better with a rig without the overhead cab bed. They're a bit more steam-lined and might get you 1-2 mpg better, depending on how big you go.

How fast you drive makes a HUGE difference depending on your rig. Slowing from 70 to 65 or 65 to 60 can make a 20% difference.

[shawdowboss]

Our super c we averaged 7 mpg on 7500 mile trip. Most times we hit the 6 to 8 range.

[Oldme]

A 2000 24 ft Class C with V10 on a recent round trip of
1400 miles averaged 8.5 MPG towing the CRV on the dolly.
Mostly interstates at 62 - 65 MPH.