Four or Six ?

I am considering a 2002 or 2003 Toyota truck and would like to better
understand the pro's and cons of a 4 or a 6 cylinder . My use would be to
travel and camp in remote locations . There would be no hauling or loading
with construction materials . With the price of gas being what it is I am
leaning toward a 4 cylinder but do not want to buy and wish I had purchased
a 6 .

Prior to test driving for which there is no substitute , I would like to
hear from those who have already made the choice and there degree of
satisfaction .

regards ,
n

"Norman Dowds" <dowds3926@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>I am considering a 2002 or 2003 Toyota truck and would like to better
> understand the pro's and cons of a 4 or a 6 cylinder . My use would be to
> travel and camp in remote locations . There would be no hauling or loading
> with construction materials . With the price of gas being what it is I am
> leaning toward a 4 cylinder but do not want to buy and wish I had
> purchased
> a 6 .
>
> Prior to test driving for which there is no substitute , I would like to
> hear from those who have already made the choice and there degree of
> satisfaction .
>
> regards ,
> n
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I have a 2005 Regular cab 2.7L 4CYL. I do not tow anything except a couple
of Honda scooters and have basically light loads, but it has more than
enough power and is very smooth. If driven conservatively, 25mpg is
possible.