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eric - 02 Sep 2006 00:09 GMT

could someone with a 4cyl 5 speed tell me how there mpg is?

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Bill Kitterman - 02 Sep 2006 01:30 GMT

> could someone with a 4cyl 5 speed tell me how there mpg is?

Average 17mpg.

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JohnR66 - 02 Sep 2006 04:11 GMT

> could someone with a 4cyl 5 speed tell me how there mpg is?

I have the 2004 4 cyl 5 speed 3.73 gears. I get 27-29mpg and have gotten 32
on the highway. I don't think much has changed in the 2006.
John

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Picasso - 02 Sep 2006 11:43 GMT

>> could someone with a 4cyl 5 speed tell me how there mpg is?
>>
> I have the 2004 4 cyl 5 speed 3.73 gears. I get 27-29mpg and have gotten 32
> on the highway. I don't think much has changed in the 2006.
> John

my 6 banger 3.0L 5spd gets 14 in the city and about 17 18 highwya, 20 if
i drive 80-90kmph, 17-18 doing 110/120kmph.

fueleconomy.gov reports for the 2006 ranger 4 banger 2.3L 5spd:
MPG (city)
24
MPG (highway)
29
MPG (combined)
26

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C. E. White - 02 Sep 2006 20:02 GMT

>>> could someone with a 4cyl 5 speed tell me how there mpg is?
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> my 6 banger 3.0L 5spd gets 14 in the city and about 17 18 highwya, 20 if i
> drive 80-90kmph, 17-18 doing 110/120kmph.

Wow, that seems really low. My Father had a 1992 Supercab Ranger with the
3.0L and an automatic transmission (2x4) and averaged 20 mpg overall. He
mostly drove on rual rods with 60 mph being his top speed. Not really city
driving, but not highway driving either. My old 1992 F150 with the 4.9L six
and an automatic got about as good as you are quoting for your Ranger. His
current Ranger, a 4.0L Automatic 4x4 averages around 18 mpg. His older 2.9L
Automatic Ranger 4x2s (he had two of those) averaged a shade over 20 mpg.

Ed

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