We have been averaging 41-42mpg too. I would say this is extremely accurate to real-world driving. Been great so far!
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My mileage, gas consumption, MPG stats through 1 full year with Hybrid Maverick
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I live near SH 130 (speed limit 85) most drive 95-100.
I get about 27-28 mpg on this road but get about 50+ mpg on slow city driving.
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averaging 600 miles per tank is not a difficult task to achieve I use mine for deliveries around a small city mostly all flat Never exceeding 50mph and it’s consistent doesn’t matter if it’s raining or not and i have the fx4 black wheels and wildpeak tires
The gas tank is what... 13-14 gallons? ...but it looks like 14 of your 24 receipts are for less than 8 gallons. ... Who ARE you?
Also - You have a great looking truck. Thanks for posting!
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have over 31000 miles on my xl hybrid. bought dec.31. installed cruise control. absolutely no problems. 3 oil changes. new set of tires. does everything i need it to do.
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Picked up my hybrid XLT July 12. Here’s mileage stats so far using fuelly. 88/12 Hwy/city, I drive conservative. A couple thousand of those miles towing a small utility trailer and a couple thousand with a motorcycle in the bed.
Picked up my hybrid XLT July 12. Here’s mileage stats so far using fuelly. 88/12 Hwy/city, I drive conservative. A couple thousand of those miles towing a small utility trailer and a couple thousand with a motorcycle in the bed.
Picked up my hybrid XLT July 12. Here’s mileage stats so far using fuelly. 88/12 Hwy/city, I drive conservative. A couple thousand of those miles towing a small utility trailer and a couple thousand with a motorcycle in the bed.
Picked up my hybrid XLT July 12. Here’s mileage stats so far using fuelly. 88/12 Hwy/city, I drive conservative. A couple thousand of those miles towing a small utility trailer and a couple thousand with a motorcycle in the bed.
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Do you remember what they are off of?
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Land Rover Evoque
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9 Months 13000+ miles generally 35 on the expressway close to 50 MPG in daily driving. Think 71 was a high cruising town and 25 hauling the trailer empty or full fast or slow. Had a nearly 4000# load a couple of times, not an issue but was a short haul.
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That's what I am talking about!!!! Congratulations! I've been waiting 14 months wondering if it's worth the wait. Now I think it is.Bought my hybrid Maverick on December 11, 2021.
24 trips to Sam's club gas station.
181.6 gallons
$620.28
7777 miles driven
42.8 mpg 60/40 city/hwy
42.3 according to dash
1 oil change (free at dealer)
1 recall
Bigger wheels and tires
I love this Maverick.
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