However, a reasonable estimate for city driving would be in the 15-20 mpg range, and highway driving might see 18-25 mpg. Trucks with the larger V6 engine would likely be on the lower end of these ranges, while those with the smaller 4-cylinder engine might be on the higher end.
To get a more precise estimate, you'd need to know the specific engine size and transmission type of the particular 1996 Chevy S10. The EPA fuel economy estimates from that year should be available online if you have the specific details.
