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    Jack
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    Toyota small pickup - gas milage

    I'm kicking around the idea of getting a small
    used Toyota pickup. 4 cylinder, about 1988-1990.

    I'm wondering what is the gas milage on something
    like this?

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    S.Lewis
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    Re: Toyota small pickup - gas milage


    "Jack SaturnOwner" <com> wrote in message
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    You looking for a 5-speed or automatic? With a stick, your best hope would
    be somewhere around 21 and 25mpg (city/hwy). This is purely general, as is
    your post. An automatic might come in a little lower.



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    TOM
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    Re: Toyota small pickup - gas milage

    S.Lewis wrote:
     

    I have an '88 2WD pickup and those numbers sound about right. I've
    gotten as high as 27 MPG on the highway, by being very careful. That was
    about 12 years and 160,000 miles ago. I haven't really kept track of the
    gas mileage for the past 10 years of so, I found it didn't really alter
    my driving habits and I still had to fill it up when it got near empty.
    Worst part was that being anal about MPG didn't improve it at all, and
    most everyone I talked to got better mileage (or so they said) than I
    did! The first liar didn't stand a chance... :>))

    Tom - Vista, CA

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    1992
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    Re: Toyota small pickup - gas milage

    Jack,

    I have a 92' V6 2wd Pick-up and average 22.5 mpg's I hope this helps..

    Tony

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    JeB
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    Re: Toyota small pickup - gas milage

    On 28 Dec 2003 23:20:14 -0800, com (Jack SaturnOwner)
    wrote:
     

    my '88 2wd 4speed carb version got mid 20's in local driving (very
    little in town stop'n'go) and around 30 on freeway outings. Newer trucks
    (like my new to me '94 Xtra Cab) have a lot more in the way of creature
    comforts - better seats, tilt steering, etc etc. Tho' also a 22R this
    truck seems to weigh about 500 lbs more, has more power, and maybe 5-10%
    worse gas mileage.




 

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