A lot depends on engine, transmission, and rear end gears. My friend has a 3500 that I'm thinking of buying, he gets 18 mpg. It's a 1998 3500, 4 door, 4wd, 454, 5 speed manual, 4.10 gears. The 5sp prob makes the biggest difference, and is a hard option to find, especially in a used truck.
There is NO WAY you will ever get 18MPG with a 454. A truck with the 350 gets 10-13, and a truck with a 454 gets 8-11. And the 4.10 gears make the truck even worse on gas. A 2500 series gets better mileage with the 3.73 gears. Fill the gas tank, then reset your odometer. Drive for awhile then fill up again and take the miles accumulated divided by the gallons. That's the real MPG, not what some guy says it is.
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that depends on the mileage on the truck, driver, outside conditions, speed and if it is gas or diesel. is it a 1500, 2500 or 3500?
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8 to 10 miles per gallon if your lucky.
You should average around 15-16 mpg. It is a gas hog as most large pickups are. Unless you need such a heavy duty large truck buy a 1500.