How many mpg for v10 engine?

The fuel efficiency of a V10 engine can vary significantly depending on a number of factors such as the size and specific make and model of the engine as well as driving conditions. In general, V10 engines are not known for their fuel efficiency and tend to have comparatively lower MPG (miles per gallon) rating when compared to smaller engines like 4-cylinder or 6-cylinder options. Some examples of fuel efficiency for vehicles with V10 engines:

- Dodge RAM 2500 with a 6.4L V10 engine: Approximately 9-12 MPG in the city and 13-17 MPG on the highway.

- Ford Super Duty F-250 with a 6.8L V10 engine: Around 9-11 MPG in the city and 12-16 MPG on the highway.

- GMC Sierra 3500 HD with a 6.6L V10 engine: Approximately 8-10 MPG in the city and 11-15 MPG on the highway.

These MPG values are only average estimates and actual fuel efficiency may vary based on individual driving habits, vehicle conditions, load and other factors.