lol. my mom has a honda crv and i think that it wastes almost as much gas as my truck. i truly believe that the hemi's are getting better mpg than the v6's. i probably should've gotten the hemi.

 

I've been getting roughly 15 city (mixed) and 17-19 Highway. My city trip to work doesn't have a lot of stop-and-go to it, and I like the throttle . If I travel on the interstate I'm lucky to get 17. If I'm on a 55mph highway, running at about 62 I get closer to 19. All hand calcs, but the computer is usually very close. I have 265's with 17" rims.

 

I just reset my computer since I'm doing mostly city driving...it's sitting at about 10.9 MPG on my 4.7L single cab

good times

 

2005 qc 5.7 daytona with 20's 4x4. i have the super chip programer. in 87 tune i get 16-17 mpg on highway at 65mph but in 93 tune i get 18-19 mpg go figure and thats doing the math. also its real close to the onboard trip computer.

 

10.3 to 11.5 pulling a work trailer.... But,...It's worth it to have the power and hear those pipes sing !!

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I usually get on the overhead between 13-15 average unless I go on a road trip then I may get 15-17 on the overhead.

2004 Dodge ram
Quad cab
4.7L automatic

 

i'm getting 16-17 in town, last highway trip I actually managed to squueze out 20 MPG on SHELL 89 octane....mostly flat land over here in West Texas.

 

3.7 mpg sucks, trust me it does not get better. Dodge is a liar. Next time I will do my homework, but will not get full size truck with a 6. Oh I have 18,000 miles.

 

15.8 MPG here. 5.7 L with MDS and 20" tires. Truck is a 2006 QC with 2300 miles. I just love my truck - I don't worry about the MPG. I have owned Dodge Trucks since 1982 and this is the best MPG I have ever gotten. It's all about being happy - not economics!

 

04 single short 4.7, with a heavy foot 14 mpg city. driving like a normal person 17 mpg. on the highway about 21 mpg.