4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

That's because it is a dream. The Grand Highlander Hybrid Max is the comparable drive train to the Tacoma hybrid. I believe it does 27 mpg combined. I don't see the Tacoma exceeding that.

 

No way a hybrid Tacoma even hits 30, QUOTE ME on that.

 

Not a performance hybrid at least. Bet if they used something similar to the 23 Prius drivetrain it would get over 40 mpg in the city. But that would mean a CVT.

Maybe I’m describing their next compact truck. Unibody, hybrid, CVT, high MPG.

 

You’ll save on gas, but won’t save any money. Kinda like diesels and the $10K or so upcharge.

 

yes sir! And quoted as commanded.

 

highlander has a 6sp auto also

 

Yeah, but they get the job done. Think I use those type of tools more than I use blades. Was just doing my saw chains to make them sharp…it does take a bit of knowledge and skill to hone cutting instruments. Ya know… Always thought the phrase “not the sharpest tool in the shed” was a bit moronic if you sit down and think about it.

 

We'll be lucky if it hits 25 combined.

 

There’s no effing way any truck is getting 37 mpg.

 

Thank you!

 

Lol!

 

Missed it by “that much”… a 36 mpg Toyota!

https://ecomodder.com/forum/showthread.php/pickup-truck-streamlining-14884.html

 

Ford Maverick Hybrid gets 37 mpg combined.

 

If 37/34/36 was actual, I’d sell my 2021. But I suspect that’s fiction.

 

I'm not taking the maverick on a trail like I would the Tacoma lol

 

Why would you not?

 

Depends, I saved a lot of money with my diesel truck even with the upcharge. 19,750lbs of the scales in Platte City MO, towed the load from Fort Wainwright AK down there and I wasn't going slow (was trying to beat a storm and flash flooding that almost got me stuck. Comparatively, speaking between that diesel and my former gasser I almost made my money back in one trip. If you tow a decent bit and/or heavy a diesel is the only real way to go. If not, a gasser is a much better choice for availability and ease. Just my .02

Hemi sucks for towing BTW, but diesels are king.

 

Sure but it’s a truck that gets 37 mpg. At least on paper.