Need engine size, modifications (if any), and year.
My '95 5.8L gets approximately 20mpg after adding aftermarket exhaust and a high-flow air filter. Stock 5.0-5.8L engines, at least in the 1992-96 model years, get around 13-14 city, 17-18 highway. Non-overdrive transmissions can greatly reduce these numbers.
As far as the older carbureted engines, the 300I6 generally got 15 - 20mpg, depending on transmission and gearing, whereas the 302 was usually 15, and the 351 was 10 - 12.
But those figures were before they began putting a percentage of ethanol in the fuel and on those older carburated engines and on the newer engines that aren't designed for any ethanol the fuel economy is subtracted anywhere from 2-9mpg.
around 16 mpg
The 1972 ford bronco got an estimated 13.3 mpg highway, and 11.1 mpg in the city. The average would allow you to travel 137 miles on a tank of fuel.
I average 25 mpg highway driving and 16-18 in town.
I have a 1988 ford bronco 2 with a 2.9 six cylinder with 103,000 miles and still get 22 mpg on the highway.
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2005 FORD EXPLORER 4.0L V6 - - - combined MPG of 18.5 MPG 4.6L V8 - - - combined MPG of 17.5 MPG
I have a 96 and I get 16-20 mpg
A 1990 Ford Bronco with the 351 Cleveland , 4x4 , 4 speed automatic probably gets around 10 MPG in the city and 14 MPG on the highway ( U.S. gallon )
The new 2011 Ford Fiesta gets about 41 mpg on average. 37 in the city and 44 on the highway.
Expect about 10 mpg. A well tuned rig with a light foot on the highway may approach 15- 16 mpg. Most full size fords fall into this catagory.
hi, i have a bronco 85, now im having troubles with gas bcuz my tires are not the best but if u dont drive fast and u have good tire pressure and everything working well u could have like 16 or 17 mpg
The Model T Ford would average around 17 mpg. But it was capable of getting as high as 25 mpg. Roads were horrible then and 17 mpg was about average, when driving on these roads. If you happen to find a nice stretch of paved flat road you could do much better.