Also something to note: in Canada, you will see that 87 octane can have up to 10% ethanol. Ethanol has a lower energy value that other gasoline additives. so vs 91, you will see timing and less energy in each molecule of gas, therefore worse mileage. However, the difference of energy between 87 and 91 fuel does not make up for the difference in 87 octane cost vs 91 octane gas.
I run 91 in my 6.2L and get 10-11L/100km on the higwhway (i think this is like 22-24mpg) and i think thats great for the truck where everyone is calling the 6.2L a pig. But if u floor it and drive it like so in town, its gonna let you know its thirsty.
The 16-17 that this guy is showing on his at4...who knows, maybe thats due to snowmobile and no cover, along with gas type. Not sure. May be other factors at play.