MPG ?

I have owned a ‘17 with a 4 cylinder and now my OR has the 6 cylinder and I’m getting better mpg with my 6.

 

My '11 2.7 gets 23-24 mpg highway doing 80mph with a 3" lift & 33" tires

 

I have a 6. Most my driving is local and on hilly back roads. Also, on stop-n-go roads where you get up to 60 mph and the light changes red.

Winter 16.5-17.5 mpg
Summer a solid 19 mpg
Highway driving 23 mpg with the cruise at 65

 

I average 19 city and hilly back roads in my '17 2.7 MT 4x4 AC. All winter driving so far. Haven't done any significant freeway miles. I don't find it to be under-powered at all. it climbs the on-ramps with good acceleration. I like that the torque kicks in at low RPM on the 4 banger.

 

I just averaged 19.5 mpg hwy over 800 miles in 2 days. My truck is (should be) broken in at 16K miles on it. Still feels brand new. Drives great. I wish I got a few more MPG’s. But I love it as is. I sometimes avg around 15 in the city...but that’s because I’m impatient and have heavy right foot.

 

average 18 city and 24 hwy in my 2.7 DC. I did get 30mpg hwy when driving it easy and keep speed around 65mph

 

The reason I was looking at getting another 2.7L is for it's reliability that this engine is known for. I drive 30k miles a year back and forth to work.

 

I couldn’t even pull that off in my old 2wd 2.4L Taco with stock 29” tires.

 

Go get a prius and put a little trailer on the back. See ya later

 

Hey! I resemble that remark. Not a Prius but close, my Yaris when I don't feel like taking the truck.

 

Are the windows tinted bc you don’t want to be seen driving it?

 

I seriously think this is what OP needs, so maybe you just inspired him to go grab a yaris.

 

WOW....just ask a question about fuel mileage and the dumbasses come out and leave stupid answers.

 

No, make a dumbass thread about MPG and realists come out and give you answers you don't want to hear.

There are a million of these threads out, and you could have easily searched. Also, it's a truck, you aren't hitting 30 mpgs and if that's your big concern don't buy a truck.

 

With 240k on it everyone knows I drive it.

 

Those things run forever.

 

With only 700 miles on Taco I can't be sure yet. Seems to be pretty close to factory numbers, 18 and 24. Going to DC this weekend, will get a better idea then

 

I get 19mpg on country roads. 17-18mpg on the highway. I hate this damn transmission

 

All 4 of my Tacoma's have been kinda weird, I get about 2 miles Less on the highway versus regular day to day driving.

 

No, it doesn't.