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2015 Ford Everest MPG

Based on data from 10 vehicles, 821 fuel-ups and 285,373 miles of driving, the 2015 Ford Everest gets a combined Avg MPG of 21.67 with a 0.29 MPG margin of error.

Below you can see a distribution of the fuel-ups with 46 outliers (5.31%) removed.

Following shows the average MPG of each of the 10 vehicles in the system.

2015 Ford Everests For Sale Nearby

  • Everest 8483

    2015 Ford Everest Titanium Plus
    Added Jul 2020 • 349 Fuel-ups

    Property of Raywat2520

  • 23.6 Avg MPG
  • NEVEREST

    2015 Ford Everest Trend L5 DIESEL Automatic 6 Speed Sport Utility
    Added Jun 2019 • 66 Fuel-ups

    Property of Ditchy

  • 24.0 Avg MPG
  • Ford Everest

    2015 Ford Everest Titanium L5 DIESEL Automatic 6 Speed Sport Utility
    Added Dec 2019 • 188 Fuel-ups

    Property of jdpece

  • 23.4 Avg MPG
  • Everest

    2015 Ford Everest Trend L5 DIESEL Automatic 6 Speed Wagon
    Added Nov 2018 • 96 Fuel-ups

    Property of Lonski

  • 18.7 Avg MPG
  • My Everest

    2015 Ford Everest Titanium
    Added Oct 2020 • 56 Fuel-ups

    Property of TPippett

  • 19.2 Avg MPG
  • Wooly Mammoth

    2015 Ford Everest Titanium Plus L5 DIESEL Automatic 6 Speed Sport Utility
    Added Dec 2020 • 4 Fuel-ups

    Property of Tonace

  • 20.8 Avg MPG
  • Ford Everest

    2015 Ford Everest Titanium
    Added Feb 2019 • 6 Fuel-ups

    Property of ralegaspi

  • 52.5 Avg MPG
  • EVT+

    2015 Ford Everest Titanium Automatic 6 Speed Sport Utility
    Added Dec 2015 • 71 Fuel-ups

    Property of JAS21

  • 23.2 Avg MPG
  • Ford Everest

    2015 Ford Everest Trend Automatic 6 Speed Sport Utility
    Added Apr 2017 • 63 Fuel-ups

    Property of myklgo

  • 15.1 Avg MPG
  • Red Everest

    2015 Ford Everest Titanium L5 DIESEL Automatic 6 Speed
    Added Oct 2018 • 7 Fuel-ups

    Property of bforbirm

  • 21.8 Avg MPG

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