FUEL ECONOMY-2.7 L

I own a 2007 Tundra and am considering a 2016 Tacoma with 2.7 L engine. I'm trying to get MPG for current generation Tacomas with 2.7 L engine. Can you state your overall MPG, and if you have manual or automatic, and 2WD or 4WD? Appreciate the help, thanks.

 

Manual, 4WD - 19 MPG average

 

Stock 2013 DCSB Prerunner, 2.7 auto.
P245/75/16 Dunlop.
24-24 average MPG, 28 MPG highway (high).

Lifted 2" with P265/75/16 Cooper ATs, SnugTop XV shell.
18-19 average MPG, high tank was 21 MPG. I haven't had a chance to drive a full tank on the highway yet.

 

Check out the what some people are getting here.
I have a 95% stock regular cab, 5-speed manual, 2wd and i get 24-28 mpg.

 

Manual, 4wd, AC, one size larger tires, 5w-30 oil, no lift, driving like a geezer--25+mpg. About to take a long road trip, expect better mpg.

 

The big change for the 2.7 in the 2016s will be the 6 speed auto, so mpgs should get a bit better with that.

Mine is single cab 5 lug with 245/75/16s no lift, I average 25 or so

 

2006 regular cab 4x4 manual I get about 19-20 but do mostly city stop and go. My 2015 access cab 4x4 manual got about the same. My fuel light comes on at around 320 miles.

 

2015 manual 5-speed 2.7 4x4 AC stock - 21-22 MPG mixed driving and I just ot back from a road trip with over 23 MPG. It would have been better without idling and AC at rest stops.

 

2014 manual regular cab 4x4

Stock truck: 21ish average
Truck now w/ 265/70-17 BFG Rugged Terrains: 19ish average

 

2012 Prerunner 2.7l automatic. Average ~ 20 MPG city and highway ( mostly city ).

 

I knew I liked you.

 

Great minds think alike!

 

The power gain VS the few MPG loss makes the 2.7 a second option I would imagine, if you ever haul people or cargo or plan to run larger tires and armor, the V6 should be the engine you get.

The 2.7 is fine for a 2wd in relatively stock trim.

coming from a 2.4 base model lowered first gen that motor and trim combo was titts for a DD but I am glad I got the 3.4 V6 with my Extra cab 4x4.

 

Mines a lifted people hauler. NO RAGRETS.

 

you're also a 1 wheel drive

 

You edited! What a DB!

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I have manual regular cab 2wd and get about 24 mpg mix city and highway with AC on at times. City driving with AC I get about 22 mpg. I don't know how folks are getting 28 mpg on their trucks....must be driving 50 mph or something or don't have a lot of stop and go traffic on the freeways.

 

I got 28 climbing into Tahoe from Santa Rosa. So.. a good bit of elevation change and sustained high RPM for a bit.

But it was beautiful while it lasted.

 

09 AC long bed 4x4 5spd was getting 25 mpg hwy 20 city with 5 265/75r26 bfg KO E tires, sliders, full belly skid, tool box full of recovery gear and tools etc, tow package. Burned up half a tank today after fi ish ing my 3" lift. I don't expect those numbers to change based on the half tank.

 

I have the AC Taco with the 4 cylinder and 4 speed Automatic. Went from Newnan Ga to St. Luis and back. With the truck loaded with cargo, I got 24 MPG. No cargo, empty, I got 26 MPG. this is including driving over the mountains in Tenn.
I'd would travel at 60 to 90 depending on traffic and if I was passing. On straight open roads, I'd cruise at 80 MPH. It's a good truck!