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Old 03-08-2015, 07:49 AM   #43
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Of course it gets 15 mpg.......it also will climb hills at 80mph and out handle a Ferrari.
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I'm looking for an A class motorhome. I talked with a person last night selling his claiming his 2006 36ft Ford chassis with a V10 was getting 14-15 mpg. I feel my leg getting pulled! Is anybody out there getting that kind of mileage from a gas A class? My C class will do 8 on a good day. I'm having trouble buying that story.
A few years ago we met with a Ford representative at the Winnebago GNR. Several people there were claiming similar mileage. It didn't sound reasonable so I posed the question to the rep. His response was "anyone who claims to be getting double digit mileage needs to recheck their math".
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He probably took a trip and got 7 mpg there and 7 mpg back.

That makes 14 mpg doesn't it?
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I'v got a 3/4 ton f-250 pickup with the V-10 and the best I can get out of it is 12mpg
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I just calculated the mileage on my 2013 Ford Eco-boost V6 and I only average 13.33 miles per gallon highway and city.

Maybe if I threw another 20,000 lbs in the box, I might get to 15 mpg. Then I can sell it to someone with a smile and a handshake.
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I just calculated the mileage on my 2013 Ford Eco-boost V6 and I only average 13.33 miles per gallon highway and city.

Maybe if I threw another 20,000 lbs in the box, I might get to 15 mpg. Then I can sell it to someone with a smile and a handshake.
I bet it goes up over 15 mpg behind the Beaver.......
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I bet it goes up over 15 mpg behind the Beaver.......
You bet! By a long shot! LOL
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I bet that guy has a nice ocean front lot in Arizona you can get a deal on to park your new purchase.
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I don't understand what all the fuss is about. I know for a fact we average 15 mpgs.....

That's miles per gallons. plural. I bet the guy was not really lying, you just misunderstood exactly what he said. ie......I did not have sex with that woman.
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Come on guys. Be nice to the man that is trying to sell his MH. He must be a politician.

I get 15 MPG out of my MH all the time. That is every time I am sleeping and dreaming.

When I am driving it, I get 7 to 8 MPG.
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My TOAD uses no gas at all when behind my motorhome. It's known as drafting. Beat that...
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Walk away... lord knows what else he's lying about. 32-36ft gasses, Ford or GM, top out at around 8mpg. Mine gets 6.9 to 7.2 towing 3450# car.
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I'm looking for an A class motorhome. I talked with a person last night selling his claiming his 2006 36ft Ford chassis with a V10 was getting 14-15 mpg. I feel my leg getting pulled! Is anybody out there getting that kind of mileage from a gas A class? My C class will do 8 on a good day. I'm having trouble buying that story.
If you believe that...then try: "I'm from the government and I'm here to help"
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7 to 8 mpg whether towing the Jeep Wrangler or not. A lot depends on terrain and if using AC. We have a V-10 in a Damon Challenger 38ft.

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