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Toyota Tacoma Real World MPG Numbers

351 messages,  Last post on Nov 30, 2009 at 3:00 PM

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Just to compare... by adc100
Feb 08, 2002 (5:17 pm)
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I have the '94 4X4 with the 2.4 . 24mpg is as good as it gets and about 20 around town. I have a very light foot. I'm guessing that 22 is about tops on the highway.
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mileage by delayofgame
Feb 16, 2002 (8:10 am)
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I get about 20 to 23 m.p.g. (combined) with my 2.7 engine with the 5 speed manual tranny (truck is a 4x4). Speed does not seem to make any difference.
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2.7 4x4 mileage by beachbrat
Mar 04, 2002 (4:18 pm)
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Simon, I plan to buy a 2000 single cab Tacoma 4x4 2.7 4cl 5speed and I hear from here that 22-24 is average.
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Getting only 19 MPG by tisteve
Mar 20, 2002 (8:38 am)
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I think I might have a bad O2 sensor. I am consistently only getting around 19.2 per gallon. I have the 2.7 with 5sp 4x4 w/TRD. I do drive with a bit of a heavy foot, but I shift early if I'm not trying to accelerate.
 
Also, on warm mornings I get a funny exhaust-like smell in the cab for a few minutes until she warms up.
 
If most folks are getting in the low 20's, somethings not quite right.
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tisteve by sc0rpi0
Mar 20, 2002 (8:44 am)
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Hmm.....yeah. I nearly got 19mpg on my last trip to Dallas, 85mph the whole way, with a V6 4x4, so something is wrong in your truck.
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Great mileage by rfross
Mar 20, 2002 (1:54 pm)
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I had a 1996 Tacoma basic standard cab 4X4. It had air, an AM/FM radio and the all weather guard package, the 2.7 and 5 spd manual. That's it.
 
With the standard 3.42 axle ratio and the standard 235/75X15 tires I managed to get a best of 26.x MPG on the highway driving conservatively.
 
This truck was THE BEST truck I ever owned. When I sold it at 50,000 miles there were ZERO squeaks or rattles. I never should have sold it but needed something that would tow and carry 3 - 5 passengers. Ended up with a new '99 Sierra 4X4 that turned out to be junk and I sold it after about a year of ownership.....
 
Wish I had that Toyota back!
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rfross by sc0rpi0
Mar 20, 2002 (2:34 pm)
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Get yourself another Taco then.
I wish I could see some of your gas milage....but I don't drive on highway conservatively. I could get 20+ if I stuck to 70-75, but I can't do it.
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rfross by tgravo2
Mar 21, 2002 (8:45 am)
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What kind of truck do you own now? If you had an extended cab Sierra, I'm sure a Double Cab 4x4 Tacoma will not have any less room in the back seat for 3-5 passengers, and you win both ways because you own your Toyota again.
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Is your truck living up to the numbers? by pf_flyer HOST
Jan 05, 2005 (8:18 am)
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Are you getting the mileage you expected fromt he EPA estimates on the sticker? How's your Tacoma doing out in the real world?
 
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