Gas mileage on 00 to 04 V6 Mustang

[zincyellow03]

Why not? I enjoy all kinds of cars and all kinds of people. It's no fun being on a message board when everyone has the same opinion as you do. And Mr. TP, how is me answering his question tripping on my own words?

I didn't mean it as a negative question. I was just curious.

 

[Integraholic]

I didn't mean it as a negative question. I was just curious.

I know.

 

[Huney]

03 V6, 3.8, automatic tranny, 'vertible with 23K miles on it using 87 octane and I get 16 town and haven't measured it on the road. No freeway driving here, rural roads and some four lanes but not freeways.

We had a 96 V6 3.8 stick shift 'vertible and it got 18 town and 21 on the road. Senior citizens so we don't dog it that much. Just got the 03 two weeks ago and haven't taken a trip in it yet but if we get 19 - 20 on the road I'll be happy.
Long trips we use the Grand Marquis and it gets 23.

 

[Huney]

I've never done better than 18 mpg in the city with my GT V8. If I thought I could get 20+ in town consistently on a V6, I'd try and make a switch. Along with all the other things that cost more on a V8, I think it'd be worth it. Probably save $20 to $30 a month with all the in town driving I do.

What with having had a V8 I suspect you'd be heavy footed on the V6 and all we get is 16 around town, auto tranny uses more gas so I'm happy with 16 plus this time of year AC always on here in SC. Early mornings and late evenings we put the top down but it's just to darn hot to drop it in the heat of the day. The dawg rides with us most of the time and she doesn't do well in constant burning sun with 90% humidity, . . . and niether do we.

 

[Give Me TP]

Integraholic for the win.

He's a vet. Novices beware.

And the whole "you're a ricer" "No! You're a ricer" thing is quite old. Almost as affective as "your momma" jokes.

Win what??? Beware of what???

 

[ZeroCulture]

I've never done better than 18 mpg in the city with my GT V8. If I thought I could get 20+ in town consistently on a V6, I'd try and make a switch. Along with all the other things that cost more on a V8, I think it'd be worth it. Probably save $20 to $30 a month with all the in town driving I do.

not to mention you could also factor in savings on insurance aswell.


and this thread is full of idiots ... this thread started with a question, why not try and answer it, instead of filling the page with useless crap. No wonder the V6 forums are dead.