Gained 1 MPG NOT using Eco mode

Trail4R · 2024-04-15T21:50:31+00:00

Official Pricing will be released this fall, however with some 5th Gen 4Runner pricing and comparative data against the 2025 Tacoma and J250 Land Cruiser - we can make some assumptions. The biggest factor in price will be the upgrade options for premium models. With the 2025 Tacoma price live on Toyota's website, we can make a correlation between the two. 2025 Tacoma Upgrade Pricing TRD SPORT Upgrade Package with Options: $6,255 TRD SPORT Premium Package with Options: $8,690 Audio Multimedia Upgrade with Options: $1,490 Heated Front Seats with Options: $645 Based on some of these upgrade options, we can get closer to the base price and premium package upgrade options. Of course we are just making assumptions here, but what do you think? Is this realistic pricing or no? Updated with the V3 Pricing Expectations:

DangItsDen

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Today at 1:06 AM

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Recently got the first oil change done at 2k miles. Since then I turned off eco mode and just used regular mode and surprisingly GAINED an MPG from 18-19mpg. Probably a little bit to do with the engine being broken in, maybe the fresh oil change to get the lil metal bits out, or possibly eco mode is NOT more efficient as some folks have reported with LC250s and Tundras.