Tremor mpg vs AWD EB mpg

[TacoTanium]

I saw a window sticker (digital) for an '23 XLT Maverick with tremor package states 22/28 mpg combo while fueleconomy.gov states 20/24 mpg combo for the tremor.

Can someone confirm which one is real? I'm looking to buy a Mav but if tremor package is the same mpg as the awd version at a good price I'll get the tremor.

Thanks!

Sponsored

 

[OrchidIsleGirl]

I saw a window sticker (digital) for an '23 XLT Maverick with tremor package states 22/28 mpg combo while fueleconomy.gov states 20/24 mpg combo for the tremor.

Can someone confirm which one is real? I'm looking to buy a Mav but if tremor package is the same mpg as the awd version at a good price I'll get the tremor.

Thanks!

I have the 2023 Maverick Tremor and am currently getting 23 mpg. Half of my driving is uphill and I use the trail guide option on my very steep downhill descent to my house. This causes my mpg to be a bit lower than it would if I didn’t use it but then I would be riding my brakes. I have to have the 4 wheel drive at times of rain and muddy roads so I love the tremor option.

 

[Maverickman74]

Honestly it's more like 18 city and 30 plus on the highway. That city rating is zipping around and the highway is cruise control at 72mph.

 

[colinl]

It's the tires. Put a set of 235/65-17 Falken Wildpeak AT3W on any other AWD Maverick and you'll get the same mpg as a Tremor, stock.

And then if for some reason you were to put a set of Michelin Primacy on a Tremor, you would gain fuel economy and lose offroad performance, because you're trading a real all-terrain tire for an all-season.

 

[Grand Nat.]

25 MPG average that's what I am getting with my driving routine in my Tremor. I believe my window sticker had the rating at 20-24. That's includes city driving.

 

[breal]

On my ‘23 XLT FX4 (with Eco Mode enabled via ForScan), I was pleased with my highway mileage averaging 30+ mpg.

 

[Joe Mac]

I've been getting 26.8mpg with my AWD

 

[Redline]

I'm averaging 25 mpg in my Tremor. That's driving around town and state roads, mostly. I love my Tremor and given the opportunity, I wouldn't get anything else. Besides, it looks cooler than the other Mavs

 

[Yellow318]

Around 34mpg for me. AWD non-FX4

 

[Maverickman74]

I'm averaging 25 mpg in my Tremor. That's driving around town and state roads, mostly. I love my Tremor and given the opportunity, I wouldn't get anything else. Besides, it looks cooler than the other Mavs

That it does!

 

[dalola]

I saw a window sticker (digital) for an '23 XLT Maverick with tremor package states 22/28 mpg combo while fueleconomy.gov states 20/24 mpg combo for the tremor.

Can someone confirm which one is real? I'm looking to buy a Mav but if tremor package is the same mpg as the awd version at a good price I'll get the tremor.

Thanks!

It isn't.

But some with a Tremor will get better FE than others with a std or FX4 AWD. There are many, many variables to FE results. All variables being equal other than Tremor vs. non-Tremor, the Tremor will be a couple mpg less on average.

I would pick the model that suites you best, vs worrying about a *potential* small gap in FE.

 

[Tim d]

I saw a window sticker (digital) for an '23 XLT Maverick with tremor package states 22/28 mpg combo while fueleconomy.gov states 20/24 mpg combo for the tremor.

Can someone confirm which one is real? I'm looking to buy a Mav but if tremor package is the same mpg as the awd version at a good price I'll get the tremor.

Thanks!

Sticker is just a general guide.on our 23 XLT AWD I average 31 mpg,my wife averages 27 mpg,both in standard driving mode.

 

[hurrah]

Currently getting 28+ on my Tremor which is mostly rural 2 lane roads and around town with a half mile gravel driveway. Not a lot of city driving. I have 2850 miles on mine with an overall 27.2 MPG since new. I would bet the difference in mileage between a tremor and an AWD under normal driving conditions is negligable.

 

[colinl]

It isn't.

But some with a Tremor will get better FE than others with a std or FX4 AWD. There are many, many variables to FE results. All variables being equal other than Tremor vs. non-Tremor, the Tremor will be a couple mpg less on average.

I would pick the model that suites you best, vs worrying about a *potential* small gap in FE.

this post is super confusing because since this forum existed, FE = First Edition. I know they are now 2 model years old, but can we please not use the abbreviation in reference to fuel economy? how about mpg or just typing fuel economy kthxbye

Sponsored