4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

not mine

 

Turd Jon got the same on his roadtrip from Florida to Arizona. That’s not too great getting pretty much the same as the V6.

 

I think speed plays a big part in MPG on the 4banger from what I have seen, I would be curios on someone testing 65MPH conditions. It will be a pretty big improvement over my jeep tho haha

 

Well a TRD Sport SB 8AT is rated 19/23, not sure why people would expect more?

 

Who drives 65?

 

I would expect to get closer to 23 on an all highway trip not 20.

 

People on the highway

 

Where? No where I’ve been. At least not since 1995.

 

That's nice

 

It’s true. I’ve been all over the country and people generally drive 75-80+ on the highway.

 

Yeah, there are still some but a vast majority are at 70 or so now.

https://www.iihs.org/topics/speed/speed-limit-laws

 

If that's within the legal speed limit that's fine. If someone is generally driving at 75-80 mph then they shouldn't complain about fuel milage or prices.

 

It's probably not unrealistic for someone to expect advertised fuel mileage at the speed limit or to be told they have to be a road hazard to others to achieve the advertised fuel mileage.

 

65 in NJ and I'll top out at 72 ish but never 75. We have a lot of cars in NJ and some of the lowest fatality rates per 100k people. We are basically the best drivers in the country. We use our turn signals.

 

That’s the speed that traffic travels. Are you the guy doing 64mph in the left lane holding up traffic?

 

No, those are PA drivers coming to NJ

 

You drive a Land Cruiser don't you? , can they even get up to 75 mph...

 

And nipple rings...wouldn't be a taco bro without non functional shit hanging off the front

 

On 35" Cooper STT pros 70 mph is a handful...lol. But I daily a Honda Civic gas sipper until I get an EV car or motorcycle.

 

His post doesn't say what "highway" is. I get 15 mpg at 75-80 and 20 at 65. I recently got 21 going 55-60 to Missouri and back. I'm sure he could get 23 or above if it was the same conditions. It's like if we had more information it would be helpful. Everyone has a different definition of highway (varies wildly by location).