Finally averaged 21mpg

[Atisko]

My 17 Tacoma on 34's averaged 13 mpg driving like a grandpa so anything in 20s is amazing lol

13 mpg, that’s what I average with my pre-runner Tacoma(Believe it was a few years older than yours )hauling a 6500 pound boat!! 23 Highway mpg was the best I could achieve. Pre-runner is 2WD so that helps..

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[petertuna]

Hybrid owners won’t like this figure. Slowly been creeping down and hung @ 21.1 forever. Guess I have been having a little too much fun with my first turbo vehicle.

not much worse than my last fill up on my hybrid.... Will be uploading a video shortly.

 

[Fish Chris]

Glad you like the Hybrid. I don’t care about mileage as I don’t drive much. I’m not sold on hybrid or all electric as we see today. It’s a temporary method of transportation. I don’t think we know what will really replace what has already been done. The easy and quick to fuel ICE.

Hybrids are tried and true. Many people are surprised to find of Hybrids have been on the road for 25 years !
I drive a TON and I do care a lot about mileage, but even aside from that, I LOVE that I can go out on a photo trip, get to the place the night before, and never "power down the car". I leave the climate control set at 73F, phone charging, whatever else I need electrical for, and go to sleep. About once every 20 minutes or so, the gas motor will fire up and charge traction battery for about 1-2 minutes, then shut right back off.... while I sleep like a baby. I can run the car like this all night long, and maybe use the gas it would take to drive 10 miles... in other words $1 worth Unbelievable.

Set my phone alarm, and I;m up and shooting at sunrise ! Even if I could afford the gas to do these trips in my F150, not having this would be a HUGE negative.

 

[Area51BS]

Hybrids are tried and true. Many people are surprised to find of Hybrids have been on the road for 25 years !
I drive a TON and I do care a lot about mileage, but even aside from that, I LOVE that I can go out on a photo trip, get to the place the night before, and never "power down the car". I leave the climate control set at 73F, phone charging, whatever else I need electrical for, and go to sleep. About once every 20 minutes or so, the gas motor will fire up and charge traction battery for about 1-2 minutes, then shut right back off.... while I sleep like a baby. I can run the car like this all night long, and maybe use the gas it would take to drive 10 miles... in other words $1 worth Unbelievable.

Set my phone alarm, and I;m up and shooting at sunrise ! Even if I could afford the gas to do these trips in my F150, not having this would be a HUGE negative.

I didn’t say they are not tried and true. I just think there is more to come.

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