2016 Tacoma Actual MPG is 11/15?

TRD Sport 4x4 stock first road trip in Iowa, 55 mph to 65 mph and several small towns.

 

Have a DCSB TRD-OR 4x4 and I get about 19-20 @75MPH on the interstate and 22-24 @60MPH on the highway. [/QUOTE]

I reckon my 4x2 should be close to your numbers.

 

I'm sorry that I did not have the same experience as you. Maybe if I try harder, I can be like you one day.

 

I reckon my 4x2 should be close to your numbers.[/QUOTE]
Are you flooring it to get up to speed? That will kill your mileage in quick order. Hard acceleration and hard braking ruin mileage.

 

Don't let life hold you down, bro.

Elevate.

 

Can't floor the pedal in San Diego's I5 and I805. Even if I want to. We already have 7 digits on our plates here, the first one now being a 7.

 

And ignored..

 

I get a very respectable 13 mpg thank you very much. I don't drive on the freeway,I am running BFG AT KO2s at 62lbs each, and refuse to keep it out of boost with the 91 octane performance tune because it is too fun to drive. I will not drive like a grandpa to improve my mpg. I didn't buy a Prius.

 

I'm very interested to see what kind of MPG I get. I'm coming from 5.7L Tundra land where I was getting pretty much 13 on the dot combined. 14.7 combined on a good day, but I tend to hit it off the line pretty quick.

So far, my 7 mile drive to work is a lot better than the Tundra (duh). But I'm babying it since I just got it, lol. I always drove with TCS/VSC off on the Tundra and it was a lot of fun. But I don't dare hit it yet on the Taco

It's certainly broken in though.

 

I have a DC trd sport 4x4. I am getting 19 avg right now with 100 miles on it. You might want to try just staying out of the gas pedal lol.

 

You're right. I guess I should just stop drivng the truck. That should gain me some mpgs.

 

It's amazing how little you have to fill the tank that way, I swear it just sips gas.

 

Oh I'm sure I can turn this into the most economical non-drivng truck.

 

The new Toyota Tacoma EcoSit.

 

I'm waiting for a proven intake and exhaust to help the air flow a bit and hopefully gain some mpg's

 

Average 19.8mpg. 70%hwy. I try to keep at about 68-70mph. on the hwy. Run 87octane.

 

FWIW, my first tank was 15.8, second was 16.7, now 2/3s through the 3rd and it's at 18.1. Same driving/trip pattern. Dunno why, but da numbers is da numbers.

 

That can't be right. Others said their mileage doesn't change during the whole life of the vehicle.

 

Ah. There is hope. Maybe. Or not.