What Is the Typical Fuel Mileage of a Dodge 2500?

A Dodge Ram 2500 gets approximately 16 mpg, according to Fuelly. The results on Fuelly include over 800 Dodge Ram 2500 owners whom have reported their fuel economy to range between 6 and 27 mpg.

The Dodge Ram 2500 is medium-duty pick-up truck. The best rated Dodge Ram 2500 is the first generation version, which managed an average of 17.4 mpg, reports Fuelly. The model that featured the lowest fuel economy rated is the 1997 model. It featured an average of 13.1 mpg.

The fuel economy of a pick-up truck is also based on how an owner drives the vehicle. Drivers with a heavy foot tend to use more gas.

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