How many miles per gallon does an RV get?

Gas Tank Size: Miles Per Gallon (MPG) Distance RV Can Travel on a Single Tank: Class A: 80 to 150 Gallons: 7 to 13 MPG: 560 to 1,950 Miles: Class B: 25 Gallons: 18 to 25 MPG: 450 to 625 Miles: Class C: 24 to 55 Gallons: 14 to 18 MPG: 336 to 990 Miles

What’s the average gas mileage on a 100 gallon tank?

Anything higher than that encounters too much air resistance and your gas mileage drops dramatically. The expected savings on a car is 10 to 15 percent. If that is on a 100-gallon tank at 10 MPG, that will get you another 100 to 150 miles.

What should your gas mileage be at 55 mph?

According to studies, 55 MPH is close to ideal fuel efficiency. Anything higher than that encounters too much air resistance and your gas mileage drops dramatically. The expected savings on a car is 10 to 15 percent.

How much has fuel economy improved since 2004?

Since 2004, fuel economy has improved by a rather dramatic 30%. With such a rapid improvement, it is easy to present information that might be out of date. We’ve noticed a few out of date posts and wanted to set the records just a bit straighter than they are right now. The 4 MPG Class A of yesterday is no longer the common story.

What’s the gas mileage for a Dodge 5.7 Hemi?

The fuel economy of the Dodge-Mopar 5.7 liter Hemi automobile engine varies significantly with the model and year of the vehicle, fuel used, city or highway road use and general driving habits. The comprehensive range across all vehicles is from 14 to 25 miles per gallon.

How many miles per gallon does a Dodge Ram get?

The comprehensive range across all vehicles is from 14 to 25 miles per gallon. The 5.7 Liter Hemi engine is used in select Dodge Ram pickup trucks and Dodge Challenger and Charger cars.

How many miles per gallon does a fifth wheel trailer get?

A lighter fifth-wheel trailer weighing in around 5,000 pounds towed by a four-wheel-drive half-ton pickup truck will get around 10 to 12 MPG on the highway. On the other end of the spectrum a three-quarter or one-ton truck, with a diesel engine pulling a 15,000-pound fifth-wheel could get between 12 to 15 MPG on the highway.

Which is better a diesel or a 7.3 liter?

If I’m driving 15k miles a year (that is not reimbursed by work travel) and saving about 4 miles a gallon with diesel and gas is now $2 a gallon but lets say $2.50… Then I save $782 a year with diesel. The diesel costs $8790 more than the 7.3L so it will take me 11.5 years to recoup.

Which is better a 7.3 gas engine or a V-10?

The 7.3 gas popped up as that alternative. The 7.3L gasser is really in a class by itself. The closest big hauler gas engine is the fading V-10. But 6 mpg with a big load is not where it’s at.