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284 messages, Last post on Nov 21, 2009 at 6:28 PM
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is there anyone out there that has a 2005 ram 1500 V6 that could report on the fuel consumption in the city and on the highway. i would like feedback from people that drive where things are pretty flat. i live in south florida. it is a regular cab short bed (construction crew model i refer to it as) and my experience in the past is they don't quite get what the big mpg numbers on the sticker price states it should average. sticker say 16 city 21 hwy. a friend of mine has a ford 8 cly and averaged 17 going to atlanta. i hope that with my 6 banger will at least get the 19 mark on the hwy and 15 in the city. i haven't taken it on a road trip to see what it gets but so far i am only getting 13 city
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Replying to: kennethm1 (May 11, 2005 9:55 am) Regards, Dusty
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Replying to: dustyk (May 17, 2005 6:41 pm) kenny
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cant get any better than 11.2 on the highway but im only driving 40 miles one way... bout 85 miles a day highway driving...bout to take her on a 340 mile trip and see what she gets...... i can only burn premium if not she doesnt run good, so we'll see |
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Replying to: mr_hemi (Jan 19, 2005 3:54 pm) |
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We have a '03 3500 diesel w/373 gears, dually 4x4 club cab and 70,000 miles. My overhead computer always says I'm getting 3-4 mpg better them I'm usually getting. My best tank of fuel has been around 20 mpg, but I average around 15 mpg in the summer. My mileage really is poor during the winter, 12-13mpg. I also have an Edge Power Programmer hooked up. If I drive on setting one it makes no difference in mileage, yet I enjoy the extra low end getty up and passing power. We do have to run winter fuel a bit longer here in Alaska so mileage suffers on diesels. |
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Replying to: kennethm1 (May 18, 2005 11:40 am) I am going to have a discussion with my credit card co. before I take my next long trip. jtr |
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Replying to: stuball (Apr 22, 2005 3:26 pm) If you ever here of anything that works in the MPG dept let me know |
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I have a 2003 RAM 1500 Quad Cab HEMI with 16,000 miles. Mileage can be as high as 17-18 at 60-65 mph. Mileage drops to 14-15 mpg at 75-80 mph. Overall mileage with city/highway is 12-13 mpg. Worst mileage was towing a boat & trailer with a combined weight of over 6,000 pounds. Mileage was 7.5 and it felt like I was tied to a rock, even with the HEMI. Mileage is not great, but not much worse than the Chevrolet I owned. Truck quality is much better and a lot more fun to drive! This truck is a long-term keeper. |
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Thought I'd ask here and get some real answers. I am looking to buy a Ram 1500 but can not make up my mind for the 4.7 or Hemi. Is there that much difference between the two as far as gas mileage? I will not be towing anything. I am really leaning toward the Hemi at this moment. I have driven both and currently own a Chevy Silverado with the 5.3 Vortec which I average 16 mpg with a heavy foot. Most of my driving is 75% hwy. |
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