Another oil burner that just turned 15k miles. 4X4 auto quad cab dually getting 15.5 mpg hwy @ 65 mph carrying a 11 1/2 ft camper with cargo rack, coffin, and bicycles on top. Got about 17 mpg driving 50 with the same set up on the Alaska Hwy.

 

04 ram 1500 quad cab 4.7 lt magnum 13.5 mpg has 63,400 miles on it

 

I'm having to refuel every three days so yeah its bad. 04 5.7 hemi

 

after a week of driving ( city ) looks like about 13.5 around town. i'll find out highway milage this weekend.

03 1500 qc 4.7 , 20" wheels, 3.92's, 70,000mi

 

lets see....about 14 around the city and 16 on the hwy. 06 4x4 QC 4.7L with 5000 miles

 

I average 20 w/my 05 Ram 3500 4X4 with a CTD. The highest is 21.7 and lowest is 9.5 pulling a 29' 5'er 70 MPH in a headwind.

Paul

 

We're getting 15.6mpg right now with 250 miles on highway so after the engine breaks in a bit more it should increase but dam the Hemi is a beast.

 

'07 Ram QC 4x4 4.7L SLT 19.5 mpg on the highway in traffic with stoplights on flat land with no wind (under 900 miles on the engine as of yet)

In traffic I keep aware of how soon traffic ahead of me is going to slow down and limit the use of brakes--this vehicle coasts forever! It stays rolling at speed better than anything I've ever owned yet. My mom's Dakota 4x4 SLT 4.7 doesn't coast like this one, my old first gen Dak didn't either. Neither have any of our Jeep GC's. Although my old 1986 D150 might have gotten better highway mileage with it's 318 and 2bbl carb setup with it's 2.73 gears, I'm sure the new Ram is much improved for combined city and highway mileage. --Matt

 

1999 Dodge Neon R/T i get about 35 MPG HIGHWAY and about 27 MPG city

 

just topped off. 14.5 mpg 95% city, hand calculated. the overhead was pretty accurate at 14.4 mpg.