aggiegrad05
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Anybody that says they don't care about mpg on a truck this big is a liar, if you didn't care about mpg then in reality money is not an object to you and if that's really the case then you'd be driving a 300k range rover not a ford of all things
Disagree. These trucks are 25%-50% less fuel efficient than the national average (which is 25.5)...and I am willing to pay that premium. The difference between a 10mpg vehicle and a 30mpg vehicle is likely only about $100-$150 per month depending on how much you drive. That’s not a lot, relatively speaking. It’s not like most vehicles are getting 500mpg.
I will grant you that there is a point at which I would not drive a vehicle because it’s gas mileage was too bad. But that argument is academic until there are viable options available to replicate the size, power, and range of vehicles like the Expedition (or Tahoe or whatever). Until those options are available, no, I really don’t care what the gas mileage is.