so i’ve been driving my 2016 ford edge for a while now, and i guess you’re wondering about the real-world mpg, right? well, honestly, it’s always been a bit of a roller coaster for me. on the highway, i usually get like 26-28 mpg, pretty decent i guess. but in the city, it drops down to around 20-22, especially when i’m stuck in traffic or making lots of stops.
and it totally depends on how you’re driving. like, if i speed a bit or carry heavy stuff, the mpg takes a hit, you know? some dude told me mileage is also worse in the winter cause of the heater and all that jazz, maybe just a bit of a thing with cold weather?
on the other hand, i heard that some folks get even better mpgs with careful driving. admittedly, i haven’t been that good at that. and so, am i right? do you think cars should come with a fuel efficiency guide tailored to your driving style?
I’ve been driving my 2016 Ford Edge across Texas and the MPG’s been solid. Real-world driving’s had me averaging about 24 city and 31 highway. Never beat 'round the bush with errands either. I’ve noticed the efficiency drops a bit in heavy traffic, but overall, it’s been a champ on long road trips. Plenty of space for all my gear too!
I’ve been drivin’ my 2016 Ford Edge in Toronto for a year now, and I’ve seen it do about 22-25 MPG, nothing fancy. Weather’s been all over the place and, you know, it eats up fuel. But at least comfy and reliable!
I’ve got a 2016 Ford Edge here in Vancouver, and it racks up about 22-25 MPG on the highway—pretty decent mileage for my daily commute to work. Streets are a bit hilly, so in the city, it drops to like 18-20. Runs smooth though, never a hitch. You definitely save on gas compared to a gas guzzler!
I used to live in Denver and gotta say, the 2016 Ford Edge had me happy with around 22-24 MPG city. Highway gave me 31 or so, perfect for those long drives. Flip flopped some trips and figured this was solid. Tried hard to squeeze more outta it but weather and traffic would have their say. Felt like a good deal for an SUV!
I’ve had a 2016 Ford Edge in Austin, Texas, and I usually get about 22-24 MPG on regular roads. Drive it aggressively or with the heat blasting, and it dips to like 18. Fuel economy hinges mostly on driving style and city vs. highway. Pretty chill compared to gas-guzzlers I used to own. Anyone else have a similar vibe in their Ford Edge around the states? Always worth comparing notes!
I’ve driven my 2016 Ford Edge around Chicago and clocked about 21-23 MPG combined. Sun Belt drives might score higher, ya know? On the highway during mild temps, I’ve hit nearly 28 MPG. It varies a lot, but their highway efficiency nails it when you cruise long distances. Ended up beating my buddy’s same model this weekend!
I’ve been driving my 2016 Ford Edge up and down the roads of Seattle for years. On the highway, I’ve seen it hit like 30-32 MPG, but city driving, it’s more like 22-24 MPG. I’ve noticed the MPG can really drop off in stop-and-go traffic, but it’s still pretty decent for such a beast of a car. My best tip? Smooth driving really helps!
I’ve been driving a 2016 Ford Edge around Nashville for about a year now. Real-world MPG, it’s usually in the high 20s to low 30s. But dude, with the air con in the summer heat, you might drop a few mpg. Happens to me ^_^. Definitely depends on how you drive—cruising around versus city streets is a big deal. Plus, traffic can be a monster here, messing with fuel efficiency. Still solid, though, overall.
I’ve been driving my 2016 Ford Edge around Seattle, and I’m pulling an average of around 22 MPG in the city and about 30 on the highway. It’s not terrible, but expect a few quirks. Still reliable, though. Friends driving a hybrid mentioned they see significantly better numbers—guess it depends on how you use it! Driving like you fuel my interest in MPG stories like this.
I’ve gotta say, the 2016 Ford Edge I drove in Toronto wasn’t too shabby on the gas. Around town, I ended up getting about 20 MPG – not too bad, considering it was winter with all that snow. Out on the highway, I was seeing closer to 28-30 MPG. Perfect for those weekend trips out to Niagara Falls! It’s definitely decent for a midsize SUV, don’t you think?
I’ve owned a 2016 Ford Edge in the quiet suburbs of Nashville. Honestly, the MPG ain’t nothing to write home about in the city—used to clock around 20 during my daily commute. Highway’s better, maybe 26-28 if you’re a careful driver. I learned a lot from others in the neighborhood who switch to hybrids to cut down gas costs. You’d be surprised how much you miss when it’s not there. All real, none of that tech talk.
I’ve been driving my 2016 Ford Edge around Texas, and it’s been average, ya know? I’ve gotten about 23 MPG on highways and around 18 in the city. Trailers and small babies in the back don’t help tho. Some say change the oil more often for better mileage, but results vary. Guess I’m sticking to my routine!
I’ve had a 2016 Ford Edge in sunny California, and it’s been hit or miss with MPG. On the open highway, I’ve seen it cruise around 28-30, which is pretty decent. But around L.A. traffic, it dips down to about 18-20. Gotta keep the foot light city for that sweet range, ya know? Overall, the Edge’s real-world MPG kinda dances with your driving style.
I’ve been drivin a 2016 Ford Edge here in Toronto, Canada, and honestly, gets around 22-25 MPG in the city. Highway’s better though, feels like it lasts about 30 when I pace it. Not bad, eh? Saves some dough on gas trips.
I’ve been driving a 2016 Ford Edge for a couple years now in Minnesota, and it’s been pretty solid. My avg MPG just hangs around 22-23 on mixed driving—so it’s not bad. City trips drag it down, but on highway cruises, it’s a bit smoother. Not top-tier mileage, but for the ride comfort and utility? It hits different. Plus, those heated seats come in clutch during our wild Minnesota winters!
I’ve driven a 2016 Ford Edge here in Ohio and got around 22-25 MPG in mixed driving. My buddy in Vancouver mentioned he gets closer to 25 in the city due to cooler weather. Pretty solid for a SUV!
I’ve been driving my 2016 Ford Edge in Chicago, and I’ve been getting around 24-26 MPG, even round the city. It’s solid, better than expected! Saw some folks manage more with careful driving, but not much more. My hubby jokes it eats up gas like candy, though it’s decent for urban routes. Gas stations nearby are a hassle with price hikes, but it’s all good!