Posted by Billy NY on December 01, 2020 at 15:52:29 from (74.70.92.92):
In Reply to: ECO Boost posted by David G on December 01, 2020 at 15:33:29:
The 2.7 with the twin turbo does seem to have plenty of power, and I have gotten as much as 23.9 MPG with my regular cab 6 1/2' box on a long trip to Kentucky with a Tonneau cover on. I assume the 3.5 is very good as well. I've run this one since new, taken very good care of it and drive it daily on the highway, 45K miles now, no issues so far, though I did go for the extended warranty given the turbos and such modern technology. My best friends son is like a nephew to me, is a formally educated by Ford, mechanic at a local dealership, good resource for anything needed on this truck. His dad has the V8 in the same truck, heard they were phasing the V8 out of these XL's, disappointing, fun trucks to drive, mine rides great for a truck, towing package is nice and I've been pleased with it as well as being thankful to have it.
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