Post your 1st Gen MPG!

Just going to try to see what TW is getting for gas mileage.

My ride:
2001 Toyota Tacoma 4x4
3.4 V6 Auto
Extended Cab
3" Suspension Lift
Toyo M/T

I get about 14 in town, and anywhere from 17-20 on the freeway. My Flowmaster helped a bit (noticed about 1mpg in town and 2 on freeway)

 

18-19 avg (combined). I can get close to 20 on long 2 lane road trips staying around 65-70. It's the 80-85 on the interstates that kill mine.

 

pretty much stock with 150K

3.4v6

~19 combined

 

stock w/ almost 160k v6 4x4 5 speed

21-22 almost all freeway driving

 

V-6, doublecab, 18-19mpg

 

2001 Ex. Cab 4cyl. 4x4 stick

22 average, I usually do 80mph on the highway. lots of hard accelerations too... not bad!

 

I'm getting 21-22 on my daily tanks, and 24-26 on my freeway tanks.

2002 4cyl 4x4 5spd

 

23--24mpg every time I have checked it so far.

 

extended cab with 3inch lift, 32 inch tires and i get around 18-19 combined

 

Stock v6 double cab with almost 84k miles, average between 19 and 20 mpg.

 

hmmm i get 13 usually 14 on good days, i guess it's due to street driving...

 

2004 4x4
3.4 V6 Auto
Xtra Cab
3" Lift
265/75/16 BFG A/T KOs

Averaged 16 before deck plate and 17.6 after, and my driving is ALL around town and off-road ('cause there ain't no freeways around here, I live 1.4 miles from work, and I haven't taken a road trip yet)

 

03 V6
3'' lift
285/75/16 duratracs
15mpg combined

 

How accurate are all your mileage readings? How is everyone doing this?

 

03 Xtra V6 stock
20-22 with the vast majority being highway miles.

 

'96 4x4 3.4 V6. 180k 20mpg.

 

15 mpg Combined I got 19 before I put the Supercharger on, but it is just so much fun to hear it whine!!!

 

I do mine by setting the trip on my odometer when I need to get gas. Then the next time I need gas, I take the mileage and divide by gallons of fuel used. Or punch in mpg calculator in google.

 

Just use fuelly.com

that's what is in my sig. Also I get 16.4 mpg mostly city with some highway on Walmart gas.

 

Engine barely gets a chance to get completely warmed up and achieve peak efficiency in the 1.4 miles you drive to work, mpg will suffer as will exhaust components do to moisture build up. The good news is you're in a warmer climate.