30 and younger thread

my dad gets 18mpgs on the highway with his f150 with a v8, its complete bullshit he is driving a 2006 truck and gets the same mgps as my 2011 v6

 

houston to san antonio all the time adds up quickly

 

Really? My parents only drive fords and they all do well. Moms Mustang claims like 15-19 and she gets about 16.5. Dads f350 gets about 20 hwy, and the fusion gets about 24 mpg

 

73k in 3 years over here.

Texas be way too big lol

 

yeah i don’t know thats jus what people i know have said and what i have seen.

on top of that the dash and doors plastic keep falling apart/off just driving down the road. me and my buddy where driving it one day and part of the rear door/door area broke and fell off and could not be put back on. we hit a bump in the road at like 60/65mph. also i think part of the grill or bumper broke/came off. truck never saw off road other than a grass yard or gravel road.

 

Well let me know if you need any help, I've got family in poway (20 minutes from lakeside) and they might be able to help.

 

were you at like 40k the last time i saw you?

 

Probably. At 75k right now.

 

The rally car is still getting good mileage even with all the mods and a performance tune. No knocking Ford here.

 

My old truck (05 f150, 4 door 4x4 with the 5.4) got about 11mpg, I could pull 13-14 if I babied it or drove like my Grandma. Shit was terrible, I'll never buy another ford. Me and my mom had terrible experiences with fords. She had an 04 explorer limited, fully loaded, 4.6 4x4 that decided it needed all new hub bearings and a new trans at 115k miles.

 

I dont mind my gas mileage. Avg 17 something usually, only highway driving is to work. So maybe 40% highway.

 

going on my first hunt of the season tomorrow, hopefully gonna have some good luck, weather will be almost perfect.
Friend of mine got her first deer today, 7 point buck.

 

Filled up for $37 yesterday....used to cost me $50-60

 

I'm a little disappointed in the mileage on the v6 taco but I wanted a manual trans, and a smaller physical truck. Though the mileage went up a few mpg's after the first 8k-10k miles.

I just wish they made a DCLB taco with a manual trans.

 

Good luck, I saw 4 doe this year but didn't have a tag....

I might go out wabbit hunting tomorrow.

 

I would think that'd make for too many configurations for Toyota. Guess that's what the AC manual is for, aren't they basically a long bed?

 

And please give me the deats of that quote in your sig. Story time

 

I don't think it'd bee too many configs but that's just me. I only bought the AC because I wanted a manual trans most importantly, and then the longest bed I could get on the Tacoma second, and then four functional seats would be icing on the cake. The jump seats/leg room in the back of the access cab doesn't count.

 

I dont give a shit. Its a truck, if i wanted something prissy i would have bought something else

Never owned or driven a diesel so i wouldnt even know what to expect

 

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