Top Ten Gas Guzzling cars but mostly SUVs of course...

MrBond

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Originally posted by: CtK
why isnt the ford excursion on that list??
I can't seem to find fuel economy data on it. Nothing on Ford's site or on KBB.com

 

iamwiz82

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Originally posted by: MrBond
Originally posted by: CtK
why isnt the ford excursion on that list??
I can't seem to find fuel economy data on it. Nothing on Ford's site or on KBB.com

because it is SO BIG that it is exempt from those standards. It is considered a LEV because it is in the same ratings as tow trucks and other medium duty vehicles

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Vette73

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The excursion gets 9-10 MPG, if you are not beating on it or towing something large. But Ford it getteg rid of the excursion. 2004 is the last year, with 2003 being the last FULL year it is made.


Long live the suburban
 

dman

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Originally posted by: Marlin1975
The excursion gets 9-10 MPG, if you are not beating on it or towing something large. But Ford it getteg rid of the excursion. 2004 is the last year, with 2003 being the last FULL year it is made.


Long live the suburban

Wonder if (m)any of those SUV's, including the excursion, have a Diesel (sp?) option. I believe that'd help a bit but you'd have a harder time finding gas stations to fill up at.

 

Evadman

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My dodge Ram with a v-10 gets about 7 MPG now. (being nice to the go pedal) On the expsy I get about 12-14 @ 70mph.

All the aerodynamic properties of a brick. I am so proud of it!
 

ToBeMe

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Originally posted by: dman6666
Originally posted by: Marlin1975
The excursion gets 9-10 MPG, if you are not beating on it or towing something large. But Ford it getteg rid of the excursion. 2004 is the last year, with 2003 being the last FULL year it is made.


Long live the suburban

Wonder if (m)any of those SUV's, including the excursion, have a Diesel (sp?) option. I believe that'd help a bit but you'd have a harder time finding gas stations to fill up at.

OK, first off, I had an Excursion and got around 13 with it driving around town..................the do come with an optional deisel engine.....................I got hit driving the Excursion by some guy in a Mazda pickup headon (half drunk) so it was gone..............we now have a GMC Yukon Denali and it gets around 17 so the guy with the Exploder needs a fuel injector cleaning or something.................;)

 

ElFenix

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also absent from the list is 3/4 and 1 ton trucks. again, they're work vehicles
 

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