how many miles per gallon does a 2000 chevy s-10 get?

Answer 1

Figure on average combined city/highway will be around 20 mpg. About 18-20 city, about 23-27 highway.

Both 4 cylinder and V-6 will be around the same fuel mileage due to the 4 cylinder having to work harder than the V-6.

Answer 2

V-6 18 OR SO

Answer 3

V-6 4.3 motor 13 town 21 highway. 4 Cyl 2.5 motor 15 town and 25 highway. Trucks are not aerodynamic and have lower gear ratios.

Answer 4

i own a shop and it depends on the engine it has the v-6 gets around 20 maybe little more,and the 4 cylinder will get around 20-28 depending on how you drive and how much weight you have in it from time to time,i have a 95 model and its in close comparison to the 2000 model,and it gets around 20 at the best,and that's on the highway ,and that's with the v-6 engine,a friend of mine has the 4 cylinder and he said he gets around 25-30 depending on how he drives it,so it will vary from one vehicle to another,no two vehicles will get the same mileage even if they have the same engine,you should do pretty good with that one depending on the engine it has,good luck i hope this helps.

Answer 5

i had a 2000 extended cab 4x4 with a 4.3 vortec and it got between 17 and 19 normally and bout 21 on a trip it all depends on what you have , of course a 2 wd with a 4cyl and 5 speed is gonna get better , and your driving habbits

Answer 6

My 2003 V6 gets about 24 on the highway. Much less in town.

Answer 7

Mark is right. You can get mid 20s hwy and high teens city. Engine wont make much difference.

Answer 8

18-20mpg city, 26-28mpg hwy 4 cylinder
15-16mpg city, 23-24mpg hwy 6 cylinder (2WD)
15-16mpg city, 20-21mpg hwy 6 cylinder (4WD)

Answer 9

all of them !