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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / November 2005gas mileage stats
I've created tables of the most fuel efficient vehicles of 2006 and put the data in several categories, such as trucks and American cars... You can see the information at http://infozak.com/carmileage.html >I've created tables of the most fuel efficient vehicles of 2006 and put >the data in several categories, such as trucks and American cars... You >can see the information at http://infozak.com/carmileage.html right... just what truck owners are concerned with.. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz mac Please remove splinters before emailing >>I've created tables of the most fuel efficient vehicles of 2006 and put >>the data in several categories, such as trucks and American cars... You [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Please remove splinters before emailing I am doing a fuel mileage survey for P/U's for those that want to take part in it. http://snoman.com/Forum/viewforum.php?f=38  Signature----------------- www.thesnoman.com >>>I've created tables of the most fuel efficient vehicles of 2006 and put >>>the data in several categories, such as trucks and American cars... You [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > I am doing a fuel mileage survey for P/U's for those that want to take > part in it. Christ!! It is a friggin' pick up TRUCK!!! They get horrible mileage if it is a gas engine. People worrying fuel mileage in a truck I truly do not understand. >>>>I've created tables of the most fuel efficient vehicles of 2006 and put >>>>the data in several categories, such as trucks and American cars... You [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >is a gas engine. People worrying fuel mileage in a truck I truly do not >understand. yeah.......that pretty much says it all roy. >>>>I've created tables of the most fuel efficient vehicles of 2006 and put >>>>the data in several categories, such as trucks and American cars... You [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > is a gas engine. People worrying fuel mileage in a truck I truly do not > understand. You miss understand, of course they do not get the best MPG, I am doing a comparison of variuos model and engines, loaded and unloaded and then will do a cost per mile too when comapared to diesels at current fuel costs. It is a imformative not a race. Signature----------------- www.thesnoman.com > a comparison of variuos model and engines, loaded and unloaded and then > will do a cost per mile too when comapared to diesels at current fuel > costs. It is a imformative not a race. Oh, right... to further your quest to prove that diesels are more expensive to operate. Good luck with that... Now that depends on what type and how much mileage you put on it now, doesn't it. SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving > > a comparison of variuos model and engines, loaded and unloaded and then > > will do a cost per mile too when comapared to diesels at current fuel > > costs. It is a imformative not a race. > > Oh, right... to further your quest to prove that diesels are more expensive > to operate. Good luck with that... >>a comparison of variuos model and engines, loaded and unloaded and then >>will do a cost per mile too when comapared to diesels at current fuel >>costs. It is a imformative not a race. > > Oh, right... to further your quest to prove that diesels are more expensive > to operate. Good luck with that... Always looking for fire huh, unlike others I can have a opinion but still present data whether it is for me or against my personal beliefs because they are not a factor in this survey. It is the result on many posts I have read that people say what can I expect with this combo and I plan to make the result availble as they are and not edited to support one veiw or the other. Signature----------------- www.thesnoman.com > Always looking for fire huh, unlike others I can have a opinion but still > present data whether it is for me or against my personal beliefs because > they are not a factor in this survey. Okay... then I wish you luck in your efforts. A couple of notes about your survey form. You need an option for 235/80 tires, as that's what '03+ DRW's use. You also need higher selections for highest MPG (solo) - it only goes up to 23.5. I can get over 24MPG when running 55MPH, and older/lighter trucks with the Cummins can exceed that. |
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