Post your mpg

Everyone who posts mileages really should be comparing apples to apples: Is it I-4 or V-6, is it 2WD or 4WD, is it manual or automatic, and is it regular cab, access cab, or double cab???

16-17 mpg has always been the norm in my V-6, 4WD, automatic, double cab... combined city/hwy but more hwy.

If city mostly, 15-16 mpg.

If all hwy, 18-20 if I don't exceed 65 mph which I find very hard not to do!!!

Oh, 87 octane California gas (10% crap... I mean ethanol). In Baja California (Mexico), pure gasoline (no ethanol) nets me an easy extra 1-2 mpg!

 

Im on 33s on a 6 speed manual, only get 15-16 MPG

 

Currently all stock DCLB 4x4 AT. Was getting between 21 and 22 miles per gallon combined driving in the summer. Currently in the winter months now getting between 18.5 and 20 +\-

 

2020 OR DCLB AT 4X4
Mods: WildPeak P's 265/75/16, TRD CAI, TRD Exhaust (no lift)
Mostly short trips (1/2 hwy & 1/2 city) and 80+mph on the Hwy (which is cruising speed on AZ highways)
Not a very heavy right foot
15-16 MPG's

Doesn't seem to matter which type of gas i use

 

Update: hand-calculated today. 376 km with 42.53 L of 91 octane = 20.88 mpg. Mixed feather-footed and concrete-footed driving. 2018 2WD SR+ Access Cab 2TR 4-cyl. Toyota says this truck's curb weight is 3,900 lbs. My first vehicle was a '79 Chevy Impala with a 305 cubic inch small block fed by a two-barrel Rochester carb. GM said it weighed 3,900 lbs. Couldn't break the 20 mpg barrier.

 

Slightly better than my typical mpg on my commute to work everyday of which is about 70% Freeway driving