2020 Jeep Gladiator MPG Review

Just because you want a new truck, doesn't mean you have to disregard fuel economy when looking at various models. Yes, it's important to make sure the truck you're getting comes with the strong capabilities you need to tow your equipment around Lewisburg.

However, you also can get a model like the 2020 Jeep Gladiator that can help conserve fuel when you're just riding around Sunbury and Danville. Gain more insight about the Jeep Gladiator MPG below, which our team here at B.Z. Motors Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT has detailed for you in this review.   

Jeep Gladiator MPG

The 2020 Gladiator has an impressive fuel economy for a truck that comes standard with a powerful V6 engine. Even with its engine producing 285 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque to give you strong towing and hauling capabilities, it's also engineered to maximize efficiency.

The 2020 Jeep Gladiator gets 16 city/23 highway MPG. Part of what helps this engine give you this type of fuel economy along with the ability to tow up to 7,650 pounds is its Stop-Start technology. What this does is automatically turn the engine off when it's not needed, like while you're stopped at a red light.

Then, seamlessly, it'll start the engine again once you take your foot off the brake and start to accelerate. Without any hesitation, the engine will be powered back on without you even noticing. All the while, it's able to conserve fuel during those stops.

Explaining MPG

MPG simply stands for "Miles Per Gallon." What each number you see represents is how many estimated miles you can drive with one gallon of gas.

Looking at the 2020 Jeep Gladiator MPG, every gallon of gas will be able to take you approximately 23 miles when driving this truck along the highways. With a fuel tank of 22 gallons, this means you'll be able to cruise around for hundreds of miles on a full tank of gas.

You may also be wondering why there are two separate figures for city and highway driving. This is because driving around the city or town has you stopping and going more often. When this is the case, it takes more energy, which means using more gas, to accelerate the car from a stop up to the speed you want to go.

When you maintain a cruising speed, like while out on the highways, your vehicle won't need to use up as much fuel. This is why highway MPG is a larger number than city MPG. 

Come See the Powerful and Efficient Jeep Gladiator

As you can see, the 2020 Jeep Gladiator can help you pull along plenty of gear while also providing you with an efficient drive when riding around Lewisburg, Sunbury, and Danville.

Beyond the Jeep Gladiator MPG, there are also other impressive aspects of this truck you can come learn about here at B.Z. Motors Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT. Stop by today to get a look at the space inside its bed and see what technology features are inside the cabin.