With the 400 V8 in a car weighing over 2 tons you should expect very poor fuel milage in the range of 12-17 mpg. The 428 V8 would get even less. Needless to say it is a gas hog.
1in 1967 the 400 cu in V8 becme the standard for Bonneville until 1969, when a 360 hp 428 became the standard Bonneville engine, which in turn was replaced in 1970 by an even larger 455 cu in rated at 370 hp.
The 1967 Pontiac Bonneville typically requires a Group 27 battery. This size provides the necessary dimensions and power capacity to meet the vehicle's electrical demands. Always double-check the specifications and fitment for your specific model, as variations may exist.
The stock tire size for a 1967 Pontiac Bonneville is typically 8.00-14. This size reflects the tire's width, aspect ratio, and diameter in inches. Depending on specific model configurations or options, there could be slight variations, but 8.00-14 is the most common size for this classic vehicle.
about 7-10 miles per gallon
20 mpg going 55 mph
Pontiac Firebird was created in 1967.
30-32 mpg Expect to get around 28 mpg in mixed driving.
36 cent a gallon
1967 Pontiac GTO cuz it has a bigger Motor in it.
1967 was the first year for the Pontiac Firebird.
1967
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