Average miles per year on your 3rd gen

30k at 31/2 years of ownership.

 

12050 miles in 18 months. Average 21 mpg on my daily commute, depends on traffic..Some days 20mpg some days 23mpg. If I drive on interstate at 70mph I will get over 25 mpg highway. I had a 2019 RAV4 AWD that got 29.1 mpg on my daily commute and 34 plus on interstate. My 2005 F150 4x4 with 5.4 engine gets around 16mpg on my daily commute. Its fairly flat here so no big hills or mountains..

 

whispering.. might be averaging 1850 miles.. per year. 3699 after 2 years and 4 oil changes

 

I put about 3k a year.

 

That is awesome! I call DIBS when/if you ever decide to sell that truck. Love the color AND it's an Access Cab!

There are folks here who haven't changed the oil four times with 10X that mileage!

 

32k, approaching 5 years of ownership. Only good thing to come out of COVID/work from home lol

 

2019 with about 25K on the clock. So about 5K per year average. Before I retired, I was able to take advantage of public transportation for my 60 mile daily round trip commute. Then the pandemic hit and I worked my final 2 years from my basement. So most of my miles are hunting and fishing miles!

 

It sits in my garage on a tender covered in blankets.. we use it when we need to, but when we need to, it’s used like a truck is supposed to be used. And then a 15 hour detail, and then blankets.

 

same here Scotfree mine is garage kept. ok you are gonna laugh but never driven in rain or after dark I have never used wipers or headlights 9 months 900 miles 1 dealer service

 

Most expensive tool in the garage. I don’t do wipers either

 

Coming up on 7 yrs with my 2017. Have a little over 30k on it. So roughly less than 5k per year driving it.

 

Hope you guys aren't making payments! If you are, what's the point?

I just clocked 1500 miles after 7 months but no payments.

 

Rolled 17,000 miles in exactly 18 months of owning my truck.

 

paid for title in hand

 

Dai

Daily driver a Utility cart . Large dodge truck for hauling hay and towing tractor. Tacoma to take me away on occasion

 

Sitting with 26k on her now.
Wife's 4runner 37k and our daily 99 4runner with almost 300k and looks as good as the day it rolled off the slow boat from Japan

 

Good for you, my friend. Not many of us "cash-on-the-barrelhead" buyers anymore.

 

35k ish yearly

 

I'm old sold my old hotrod [ 1967 chevy II wagon ] to get something different came home with Tacoma

 

Almost, my 07 Corolla is my dd commuter. I live in the rust belt so I try to avoid the brine at all costs until it is paid off. I do try to drive at least 10 miles or so a month if not in use in 4wd to keep things lubricated and fuel consumed.