Thanks for wasting everyones time idiot. When you have an actual answer get back to me.
If only there was some magical button somewhere on this page that you could click to let you search all previous posts about gas mileage. If someone invented that button, I'll bet they could make millions!
If only there was some magical button somewhere on this page that you could click to let you search all previous posts about gas mileage. If someone invented that button, I'll bet they could make millions!
Yeah because I didn't try that first. Like I said earlier if you actually find something for the 4.0V6 it would be appreciated...all i could find was for the 5.7 and some for the 4.6....but my guess is you can't..you can only make stupid comments
You will not find much info on the V6 because Toyota does not sell very many V6's. The ones they do sell are stripped down base model work/fleet trucks, so not personal vehicles that someone will want to record mileage on.
But like I said, it's a full size truck that weighs 5500 pounds and has a frontal area equivalent to a brick wall. It will not get good mileage. End of story.
You will not find much info on the V6 because Toyota does not sell very many V6's. The ones they do sell are stripped down base model work/fleet trucks, so not personal vehicles that someone will want to record mileage on.
But like I said, it's a full size truck that weighs 5500 pounds and has a frontal area equivalent to a brick wall. It will not get good mileage. End of story.
Thanks for the research. I had seen both that website and the post. The fuelly only has data on 4 V6's, and they are last generation at that. That's why I have been lookin for more data. My neighbor has a 08 V5 SR5 and he says he gets 19-20 regularly. Just trying to get a wider perspective.
They don't sell the V6 double cab anymore, but the 07, and 08's that I am looking at used are nice, far from a stripped down work truck.
I've got 88K on my 07 Regular cab 4.0. I get around 21mpg, if I keep the speed at 65 or below. It drops to 15 or 16 at 70. The best I've ever got is 22. I've added a K&N filter, and switched to Goodyear tires.
I've got 88K on my 07 Regular cab 4.0. I get around 21mpg, if I keep the speed at 65 or below. It drops to 15 or 16 at 70. The best I've ever got is 22. I've added a K&N filter, and switched to Goodyear tires.
I have a 08 V6 doublecab with 70K miles. I drive it mostly with empty bed.
For the first 30K or so miles, I averaged about 18.5 MPG, from there it went downhill. Now I average 17.5 MPG.
I drive about 70% fwy.
They don't sell the V6 double cab anymore, but the 07, and 08's that I am looking at used are nice, far from a stripped down work truck.
That's not true at all. They still sell the V6 double cab Tundra...
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Like I said earlier if you actually find something for the 4.0V6 it would be appreciated...all i could find was for the 5.7 and some for the 4.6....but my guess is you can't..you can only make stupid comments
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