EPA gas mileage ratings posted

https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/bymodel/2024_Toyota_Tacoma.shtml

They look the same as what others have posted and what Toyota posted on their web site.

They all appear to be better than 2023 Tacomas:
https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/bymodel/2023_Toyota_Tacoma.shtml

 

I guess.

The whole 1 MPG combined that is "better" sure takes the sting of losing 3 gallons from the fuel tank away.... .2gal better per/100 for the imperial crowd.

 

I got 22.9 MPG yesterday, Boulder to Vail and back to Boulder round trip. Two passes over 10,000 feet. Of course that was in my '23 TRD OR. I'm sure the 4G would have done much better.

Edit: Actually 4 passes total over 10,000: 2X Loveland and 2X Vail.

 

I call BS

 

Stock tires. I make this drive at least once a month. As long as I don't need to use 4WD, I regularly get 22-23 MPG.

 

I normally get 26-28 mpg in my gen2, 90% highway driving. The EPA rating when new was 20 city/27highway, which is close to the new SR and SR5 2wd models.

 

No way out of a 4.0.

 

We have basically reached peak MPG with ICE engines (and no electrification). Still though, real world MPH is probably 25-30% better than my gen 2 4.0. That is not nothing.

 

Here is an MPG Test video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-KMkmLt92s

 

Nice RickRoll, TW style. Lol, 37's.

 

I'll back you up on this. Driven I70 many times and if you drive the speed limit and don't have a ton of traffic that's totally doable.

 

Not the same but I’m lifted on 265 75 16 and if I keep it to 70-75 I can get between 21 and 23 mpg on my road trips from Texas to California and back

 

I’ve got that kind of mileage in my 2023 as well on trips

 

Exactly

 

Lol, so much for 26, 28+ whatever pie in the sky MPG wishes we were seeing last fall.

 

I got 14mpg once with my 2014…. Those were the days..

 

I haven't done the math or anything, but that definitely means a 4th gen has less range than its 3rd gen equivalent, right?

 

Has to.

 

BS!

 

4 cylinder 2wd 5 lug?