Fuel MPG

[WildHorse]

Still is not real life comparison

K so your looking for averages over multiple scenarios with different driving habits which have zero to do with your driving habits. Whereas FORD took all those scenarios (more or less) and gave you average fuel economy #'s.

Sponsored

 

[Charlemagne]

I also notice a blank page in the settings menu (gear symbol) this is where you access trip, MPG, tire pressure. Scroll up and down and notice you will encounter a completely blank screen as you scroll. Always thought that was odd.

That blank screen, initial one, shows navigation data when you set a destination.

 

[Xzavior1818]

2019 GT with 3.15 gears. Avg 16.9 mpg with letting it warm up 10 minutes and driving in sport mode. But when I wanna cruise I can Avg 29 mpg on the highway at 70 mph. Not to bad gets better gas mileage than my Bronco

 

[sakman84]

That blank screen, initial one, shows navigation data when you set a destination.

Ahhhhh thank you Nick.

From a functionality stand point I would have removed that blank screen when Nav not in use, but what do I know? I'm not a programmer.

 

[Charlemagne]

I think it's also there so it doesn't show any distractive things like bunch of lines of stats or gauges, if someone doesn't need to see those.

 

[Nardly]

I think it's also there so it doesn't show any distractive things like bunch of lines of stats or gauges, if someone doesn't need to see those.

I see in a lot of the reviews on YouTube where they don't display the gauges in the center screen. It's just blank. Most probably have no idea how to access them.

 

[Vertex]

Seems like when I have my cruise set at about 72 or so mph (although the area I live in on the hwy is most definitely not nice flat roads) I average around 22-25mpg. When I'm cruising around 60-63 it is usually showing over 25mpg and I think I've seen it as high as 28mpg on real time fuel economy. Normally when I let it go for awhile without resetting it I've been averaging around 21-22mpg.

Mach 1 A10

 

[GotNotch]

16.8 is your magic number . It was my MPG (err, liters per 100 km) on mine with spirited driving .

Exactly what mine is

 

[Somepothead]

I havent reset my fuel economy trip since I got my mach 1. I have 3,300 miles on it now. My fuel economy indicator says that I get an average of 12.5 MPG in my mach 1.

 

[FUN2RIDEFAST]

Hello,

I know, you don’t buy a Mach1 for fuel economy, but…

Just want to know real life MPG in avg for a Mach 1. Also, I was looking at the manual and it says 87 Oct?

I’m looking for a base model, A10 information. I know that the extra aero of the HP decreases mpg, or so I think.

Any information, I’ll appreciate it. Thanks!

I'm supercharged and get around 13 in town and almost 23 highway.

 

[Kermut]

Hello,

I know, you don’t buy a Mach1 for fuel economy, but…

Just want to know real life MPG in avg for a Mach 1. Also, I was looking at the manual and it says 87 Oct?

I’m looking for a base model, A10 information. I know that the extra aero of the HP decreases mpg, or so I think.

Any information, I’ll appreciate it. Thanks!

Without reading the rest of this thread-

1) I get I think about 18 MPG with my 50 mile daily commute, mostly interstate, in a tremec
2) If you are only driving 5k miles a year I wouldn't sweat MPG at all, at least in comparison to the cost of the Mach (if you can afford the Mach, you can afford 5k worth of gas)
3) I run 87 in my Mach because I'm a cheap bastard, and because I use so much gas. Given how long my commute is and how much gas has gone up, I plan on getting a cheap economy car as a winter driver and to share DD duties. I'll probably transition back to 91 octane when this happens.
4) Whether or not you get the HP (if you can even find it) should depend on your use case. If you plan on tracking, absolutely. If you aren't, I would recommend avoiding the HP, unless you are totally in love with the look. The PS4's are better daily driver tires, and the lower front splitter of the HP has to hit every curb/dip

 

[320guy]

Without reading the rest of this thread-

1) I get I think about 18 MPG with my 50 mile daily commute, mostly interstate, in a tremec
2) If you are only driving 5k miles a year I wouldn't sweat MPG at all, at least in comparison to the cost of the Mach (if you can afford the Mach, you can afford 5k worth of gas)
3) I run 87 in my Mach because I'm a cheap bastard, and because I use so much gas. Given how long my commute is and how much gas has gone up, I plan on getting a cheap economy car as a winter driver and to share DD duties. I'll probably transition back to 91 octane when this happens.
4) Whether or not you get the HP (if you can even find it) should depend on your use case. If you plan on tracking, absolutely. If you aren't, I would recommend avoiding the HP, unless you are totally in love with the look. The PS4's are better daily driver tires, and the lower front splitter of the HP has to hit every curb/dip

Thanks for the info.

I don’t mind the fuel cost, I just wanted to know numbers from real Mach 1 owners.

Im waiting for my car to be built, it should be home hopefully by late august. The build week is July 25, so I figured 1 month for transport.

Im getting a non Hp mach1, with the PP2 wheels, A10, 700A, Elite package and Fighter Jet gray.

Can’t wait to have it home!

 

[Knockdown]

Road trip, FL-PA with a stop in NC for a week to drive the mountain roads, Mach 1 did great!

 

[Nardly]

Road trip, FL-PA with a stop in NC for a week to drive the mountain roads, Mach 1 did great!

Did you just happen to take a picture and the time was changing from 27 to 28 seconds? Or maybe its Ford's way of showing 27.5!

 

[LikeMike]

I havent reset my fuel economy trip since I got my mach 1. I have 3,300 miles on it now. My fuel economy indicator says that I get an average of 12.5 MPG in my mach 1.

I don't know what the fuck I'm doing wrong . 6spd mixed (Highway/City), normal mode.

Sponsored