MPG on 2.7 Auto or manual

What are you guys with the 4 cyl. getting on fuel mileage? Im most likely going to buy a truck this week and this will help me decide which to get. Thank you!

 

19, to almost 24, depending on how its driven. I live in the hills and chug up and down them often. I try to conserve fuel usually, and rarely if ever flog it.

2010 Reg cab 4x4 manual, that's with the stock tires on for summer, the mpg goes down when the snows go on. not by much.

The longer I own the taco the more I appreciate it.

 

It's too soon to know for sure (4k on the odometer) but I have been getting between 22 and 23ish on the 4x4 with the manny tranny.

 

17-22 but I do a lot of city driving and I'm on 32s

 

Go to fuelly.com.... you can see the mpg's of over 500 L4 Tacomas and get all the stats you need.

http://www.fuelly.com/car/toyota/tacoma/gas l4

 

I'm averaging 24.1 at the moment, its been as high as 24.6. around 19-20 in the winter time. 70% city/traffic

2006 4x4 5 Speed Access Cab Stock with Leer Shell.

 

Ok at what RPM do you guys normaly shift?

 

Keep it around 2000 unless need some extra juice

 

I have a regular cab 4x4 2.7 manual. I get 15-17 in town and 24-27 on the highway. My best tank so far was 26.9 on a 350 mile trip. All stock. It only has 2000 miles so I expect it to get a little better.

 

I definitely don't drive like I'm in a hurry.

 

My previous Taco was a 2.7l 5spd 4x4 access cab. My current one is the same but v6 auto. To be honest, I don't notice a difference in mpg, I actually may get slightly better pulling a trailer with the v6.
I sure do notice the extra power though. In my opinion the v6 makes for a much better drive, well worth any slight increase in fuel consumption.
I've always had Toyota 4 cylinder truck since my 84 4runner, but now would never go back after having the 4.0l V6.

Shawn.

 

I am getting anywhere from 15-21 mpg. Just depends what I do the previous week.

 

I go easy on the gas pedal and lately have been averaging a little over 24mpg, with a lot of tanks over 25. Winter gas seems to lower it by a 1 mpg.

 

My truck hauls a bunch of weight due to work equipment, and also has 285's on it. I get 19 + around town, but drive pretty easily, shifting at about 2K, and don't think my truck has seen over 3 K rpm. more than a couple times in a 145,000 miles. It gets no better mileage on the highway than around town due to the tires, they are D rated, but really need to regear at some point.

 

prerunner 09.19.5 to 20.5.never much more.

 

4x4, access cab, 5 spd. Consistently over 25 mpg, up to 29. Mostly highway and mountain roads. Typically shift at about 2k

 

2007 4x4 4cyl 5 speed Access Cab - 92K on the ODO (23K when I bought it).

Hwy Radials (Goodyear Wrangler SRA) - 22 to 23 MPG

Winter Blizzaks - 19 to 21 MPG
- influenced by temperatures//worse when subzero (occasional 18.5)

LT E rated (Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armour Pro Grade) - 19 to 21 MPG
-heavier tire // summer use)

All tires OE size 245/75/16. Normally shift 2000 to 2500 rpm.

That's been my experience over 3.5 years / 70K miles. FWIW

 

Just go my tacoma, this is my first tank. I'm at half a tank and I've traveled 160 miles. Am I on the right track?

 

Through almost 37,000 miles I've averaged 19.1. My high tank average was just over 24. Normal in town is 17-18, highway is 22. Truck is an AC 2.7/auto.

 

How many miles have you covered when the needle is at half tank?