The OP got their own answer by post #6. Isn’t that the only one that matters?
Context: OP was looking for information on fuel economy prior to buying the motorhome.
Context: Axis/Vegas fuel economy as a subject has been beaten to death over many years, and enough has been written to keep someone reading for hours. Can anyone really be surprised there’s subject drift beyond objective data suited for a spreadsheet?
Lastly, the majority of data has fuel economy in the 9s, so when a few data points come in at 11 or higher, there has to be more than what’s obvious to cause that much difference. Unless an owner can identify what accounts for 20 to 30% higher fuel economy, what good are the numbers?
Some people want to report data as if created in a vacuum, but how does that help anyone if you can’t tell whether driving conditions apply to your case?
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