My experiences thus far with 3.6 Pentastar Ram 1500

[Docwagon1776]

Hey Doc....did you forget the part of the story where this thread changed over from Pentastar 3.6 to a Maverick? Scroll back a couple of messages.

Definitely don't remember every post in every thread, so yeah. May want to edit in it's a Maverick as I'm sure I'm not the only one who's not going to reread the whole thread every time there's a new post.

That's really solid on the Maverick. I told my son to consider one for a work truck when it's time to get a new one. Plenty of truck for an electrician's gear.

 

[BenchTest]

Definitely don't remember every post in every thread, so yeah. May want to edit in it's a Maverick as I'm sure I'm not the only one who's not going to reread the whole thread every time there's a new post.

That's really solid on the Maverick. I told my son to consider one for a work truck when it's time to get a new one. Plenty of truck for an electrician's gear.

I've been reading some threads on the truck. Seems they use them for cab/taxi duty in larger metro areas. There's a guy out of FL that runs a pool service company that has a fleet of 24 units. He's reporting lots of good things as well. If I was still in my service days, I'd consider one. For an around-town, doing homeowner stuff, and occasional roadtripper, I think it'll do fine.

 

[mdc1990zr1]

Check the numbers for what?

They seem like Honda Civic numbers. If that’s a Maverick MPG, I need to look at one

 

[BenchTest]

They seem like Honda Civic numbers. If that’s a Maverick MPG, I need to look at one

Those are Maverick numbers. It'll go higher if you are doing mostly inner-city or short trip as it likes being under 45mph for efficiency. That said, it does great on the highway. It'll roll out to 85MPH without a lot of effort.

 

[Ken226]

I had a Ram that could beat those numbers.