2003 Ford F150 Dual-Fuel 4wd (Lpg) MPG/Fuel Consumption

Fuel consumption is a very important topic for car owners and environmentalists. By understanding all the variables that influence fuel efficiency, you can make informed decisions when making your next car purchase or recommending a car to someone.

On this page, we will look at the 2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) Automatic 4-spd fuel consumption and also learn about the key factors that affect fuel efficiency such as dimensions, engine types, transmission and other variables.

2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) Miles per gallon (MPG)

The 2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) is an hybrid vehicle which means it will have varying MPG depending on the fuel source.
For Regular Gasoline, it has an estimated fuel economy of 13 miles per gallon (MPG) in the city which is equivalent to 18.09 L/100km (Litres per 100 Kilometers).

For Propane, it has an estimated fuel economy of 10 miles per gallon (MPG) in the city which is equivalent to 23.52 L/100km (Litres per 100 Kilometers). As you know, city driving conditions involve frequent stops and low-speed/gear driving and all of these can impact fuel efficiency.

For highway drives, using Regular Gasoline, 2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) has an estimated fuel economy of 18 miles per gallon (MPG) on the highways which is equivalent to 13.07 L/100km (Litres per 100 Kilometers).

For highway drives, using Propane, 2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) has an estimated fuel economy of 14 miles per gallon (MPG) on the highways which is equivalent to 16.8 L/100km (Litres per 100 Kilometers). There is usually a difference because driving on the highways involves a lot of steady cruising and less frequent stops and this usually contributes to the fuel efficiency of a vehicle.

2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) Engine Information

When it comes to engine specifications, a lot of variables come to play, we have to look at the driveline (front-wheel drive (FWD), rear-wheel drive (RWD), or all-wheel drive (AWD)), the engine type (gasoline, diesel, or electric), Hybrid system (combining electric motors and internal combustion engines), number of forward gears and so on.

The 2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) comes with the 4-Wheel or All-Wheel Drive driveline and a Regular Gasoline Engine, which is a 8 cylinder engine.

2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) Fuel Type

The 2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) utilizes Regular Gasoline as its primary fuel source and and Propane as its secondary fuel source. The combination of Regular Gasoline and Propane offers an unmatched balance of renewable energy and non-renewable energy, providing an optimal fuel choice for the vehicle.

2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) Transmission Design

The 2003 Ford F150 Dual-fuel 4WD (LPG) Automatic 4-spd is an Automatic 4-spd transmission vehicle.