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dascrow
post Feb 15 2007, 04:52 PM
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I just test drove a new 2007 Toyota Tundra. The power is amazing. I have a 2003 2500hd right now, but I plan on trading it in. What kinda gas milage have people been getting?


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Kenneth Watkins
post Apr 27 2007, 07:05 PM
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A friend of mine has one and tell me he gets around 18mpg.
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post Apr 28 2007, 02:14 PM
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18 mpg is pretty impressive if thats one with a V8. 18 mpg and 380 hp and almost unheard of.
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post Apr 28 2007, 08:45 PM
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I thought the same thing. I just walked away and shook my head at him lol
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post Apr 29 2007, 06:22 AM
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In these years, those mpg are pretty standard. Theres not really much wiggle room for mgp when you have a 5.7 pushing so much hp. They all draw in the same amount of air and in doing so require the same amount of fuel to burn it. Gearing and weight are going to be the only things that matter in the years to come when it comes to mgp in trucks.
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post Apr 29 2007, 08:34 AM
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Toyota has a real advantage with their engine technology though. With dual overhead cams, 32 valves and variable valve timing, Toyota has the most efficient engine design in the industry.
GM and Dodge need to step it up and come up with something better than OHV, 8-valve engines and Ford needs to get with the modern era and ditch the SOHC V8s.
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post Jul 10 2007, 05:59 AM
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I GOT AN O7 AS WELL AND IF I PLAY NICE AND KEEP OFF IT WHICH IS HARD WITH 380 LET E TELL YA I ACTUALLY GOT NO WORD OF A LIE 24MPG. BUT I WAS REALLY GOOD. I THINK ILL GET MORE NOW THATS ITS GOT A LITTLE MILAGE ON IT. BUT EVEN WHEN I WAS PLAYING ROUGH I GOT NO LOWER THAT 18MPG.
YOU GOTTA LOVE THE POWER WITH THAT KIND OF MILAGE. CANT BEAT TOYOTA.
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