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Our 2023 Toyota Tundra Hybrid Is Thirstier Than Advertised (www.caranddriver.com)

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Note: Fuelly’s numbers for 21 Hybrid Tundras doesn’t seem to be better.

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[–] CADmonkey 3 points 1 year ago

16 mpg

Thats... pretty bad. My 2012 F150 does that when running on E85, which is a dollar cheaper per gallon right now. My parents have a '15 F150 4x4 with the 5.0 engine, and it gets 19 average.

In fact, the 1989 C1500 I had a dozen years ago would average 17 mpg with its 5.7 liter engine.