is 16/19 MPG Realistic?
02-06-2006, 10:35 AM
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In my 2001 S/C truck I get approx 18-19 city and 20/21 hiway. I also drive like a grandpa. slow slow slow
having some issues right now with the new sparkplugs (NGK) and a decrease in mpg.
having some issues right now with the new sparkplugs (NGK) and a decrease in mpg.
02-06-2006, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by metalhed
In my 2001 S/C truck I get approx 18-19 city and 20/21 hiway. I also drive like a grandpa. slow slow slow
having some issues right now with the new sparkplugs (NGK) and a decrease in mpg.
having some issues right now with the new sparkplugs (NGK) and a decrease in mpg.
The OEM dual electrode?.
Iridium?.
02-06-2006, 01:47 PM
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Just drove from Chico, CA to San Jose, CA. My 97 Limited got 19.34 mpg on the highway, speeds between 70-95 mph, average about 75-80 mph.
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Originally Posted by Deathmage
let me rephrase my previous statement. I get 5 miles on the freeway and 0 miles on local.
02-07-2006, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by JJMyerz
Hey all, on edmunds.com they rated a A v6 4wd XCab Tacoma with this MPG Estimate. I'm curious if this is realistic for a stock Taco.
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