Whats your MPGT (Miles Per Gallon Ton)

[aerostealth]

You can make it simpler then all that. Just calculate passenger mpg, if one (the driver) then the mpg is the mpg per passenger. If two or more just multiply times the passengers. Example a 25 mpg vehicle with thee passengers is getting 75 mpg per passenger.

[gone9]

Originally Posted by gumby79

CSX was running a comercial a while back advertising 400MPGT
1ton of frate 400miles per gal
MPGT levels the playing field
Eg
My 91Ram D250 2wd 3/4ton weighting 5500lbs has been averaging 24mpg ×2.75t =66MPGT
A 2017 Prius empty is 3080lbs and epa 53 mpg =81.62mpgt
Formula
Weight (in tons )x mpg =MPGT

Definetely something I never considered.

weight=7640+me+gear =7945ish lb*17.7mpg=3.973T=70.6mpgt

Hoping with approaching mods to be around 20-21mpg soon though. for a 1999 f250 4x4 that's not bad in my book.

[jcp123]

Hmm... my Civic is about 56 ton mpg, with myself, fuel, and usually loaded with groceries and clothes for my four week over-the-road trucking stints, or minus the groceries as I head home.

2290lb curb weight + me + supplies is around 2550lb or 1.275 tons.
44.0mpg x 1.275 = 56.

My Freightliner, loaded to the gills on the flatlands with little wind would be just shy of 300 ton mpg (~39.5 tons x 7.5mpg), or about 220 if I'm fighting through the mountains (39.5 tons x ~5.5mpg). No cargo in the trailer, I'll see about ~160 tmpg (16.5 tons x 9.5mpg). Bobtailing drops me to around 110tmpg (9.5 tons x 11ish mpg)

[slowmover]

3.97T pickup solo at 19-mpg city = 74

Solo, on highway at 24-mpg = 95

With 3.95T 35’ travel trailer at 15-mpg = 123

The KW + smoothbore tanker at 39.7T = 225