9MPG, is that possible?

I think so. With a trailer tail, wide tires (no lugs), light loads, good routes , the right driver, a bunk heater and a manual trans....yeah i think so.

 

Yes it is. Any light load with a high top prostar or Cascadia pulling van can do that or better.

 

With a skirt, medium load, no wind/tail wind, and flat(ish) roads, I have managed 9.3. I'm in an '02 Columbia. Yes, that's with a van. I don't have/use cruise control, my guess is that company pushes their drivers to run 55-58mph and use the cruise.

What those silly advertisements and signs don't tell you is that is likely under LABORATORY conditions. That and goals are awesome... I always goal.

 

https://www.teamrunsmart.com/the-pros/henry-albert

Contact Henry, he does it all the time.

 

our automatics get the best mileage driven properly

 

Even manuals. But it's funny how much it all depends upon the driver eh?

 

only driving around IN improves fuel mileage

 

It depends a lot on drivers, but the new autos in the new cascadias are awesome. I only wish I had one . I might trade my old Cascadia in for one this year. Those I know that have them are getting incredible MPG.

 

9mpg?... It's BS