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Gizmo Highlights: City:19 MPG-12% Avg. Highway:24 MPG-14% Avg. Combined:21 MPG-12% Avg. Fuel Cost:$25007% cheaper Gizmo Score:41%Below Avg.. Does the 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) get good gas mileage? The fuel economy of this Tacoma model is: Bad compared to all other cars. Substandard compared to other non-hybrid cars. Bad compared to other non-luxury cars. Bad compared to other mid-size pickup trucks. Substandard compared to other 6-cylinder cars. The 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) has a bad fuel economy, with a combined gas mileage of 21 MPG (19 MPG city - 24 MPG highway). In comparison, the average car in 2022 has a gas mileage of 23.95 MPG (not including fully electric vehicles). The 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is 12% less fuel-efficient than the average vehicle and is in the 34th percentile of fuel economy for all cars. 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) Trims included in this article SR RWD (Access Cab) - 19/24 MPG (21 MPG Combined) SR5 RWD (Access Cab) - 19/24 MPG (21 MPG Combined) TRD Sport RWD (Access Cab) - 19/24 MPG (21 MPG Combined) Limited RWD (Double Cab) - 19/24 MPG (21 MPG Combined) TRD Sport RWD (Double Cab) - 19/24 MPG (21 MPG Combined) TRD Off Road RWD (Double Cab) - 19/24 MPG (21 MPG Combined) SR5 RWD (Double Cab) - 19/24 MPG (21 MPG Combined) TRD Sport 4WD (Access Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) SR 4WD (Access Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) TRD Off Road 4WD (Access Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) SR5 4WD (Access Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) Limited 4WD (Double Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) TRD Sport 4WD (Double Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) TRD PRO 4WD (Double Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) TRD Off Road 4WD (Double Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) SR5 4WD (Double Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) SR 4WD (Double Cab) - 18/22 MPG (20 MPG Combined) TRD Sport 4WD (Access Cab) - 17/21 MPG (18 MPG Combined) TRD Sport 4WD (Double Cab) - 17/21 MPG (18 MPG Combined) TRD PRO 4WD (Double Cab) - 17/20 MPG (18 MPG Combined) TRD Off Road 4WD (Double Cab) - 17/20 MPG (18 MPG Combined) The 50th percentile or median gas mileage for all cars in 2022 is 23 MPG. You can generally gauge how good a car's fuel economy is by looking at which percentile of gas mileage it falls under. If your gas mileage is above the median, you are better than the majority. If your gas mileage falls below the 50 percentile, then most people have a better gas mileage than you. Consider the 0-35th percentiles as bad, the 40th-60th percentiles as acceptable, and the 65th-100th percentiles as good. Cost of Fuel The 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) takes regular unleaded, the price of which will vary depending on where you live. At $3.5 per gallon of regular unleaded, driving this pickup truck will cost you: 1-mile trip: $0.17 5-mile trip: $0.83 15-mile trip: $2.5 10000 miles per year: $1666.67 12500 miles per year: $2083.33 15000 miles per year: $2500 When driving 15000 miles per year, the average and median cost of fuel for all cars is $2676.92 and $2550 respectively (in 2022). The 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is 6.6% less costly to drive than the average vehicle in 2022. It is in the 42nd percentile of fuel costs for all cars, meaning it's less expensive to drive than most vehicles. Range The 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) can go 443.1 miles on a full tank of gas. Compared to other cars, the range of the Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) fares well. The average range for all vehicles, in 2022, is 417 miles. Its range falls into the 68th percentile, above the median of 414 MPG. By Vehicle Category The 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is classified as a mid-size pickup truck. The average and median fuel economy for this segment is 21.1 MPG and 21 MPG, respectively. This puts it in the 27th percentile of the gas mileage for mid-size pickup trucks. The 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is a non-luxury vehicle. Non-luxury cars are, on average, 20.8% more fuel-efficient than their luxury counterparts. The average gas mileage for non-luxury cars is 26.52 MPG. The average pickup truck has a gas mileage of 20.13 MPG. The 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is 4.32% more fuel-efficient than the average pickup truck. By PowerTrain The 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is a gas car. This means that the car is powered by a gasoline engine, which takes gasoline as a fuel source. The average combined gas mileage for a gas car is 22.75 MPG. At 21 MPG, the 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is 7.69% less fuel-efficient than the average gas vehicle. It is in the 39th percentile of gas mileage for the segment, putting it below the median of 22 MPG. The 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is fitted with a 6-cylinder engine. The average and median fuel economy for a 6-cylinder car is 21.34 MPG and 21 MPG respectively. Horsepower-Gas Mileage Multiple The 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) has a gas mileage-horsepower multiple of 5838 MPG.HP. The average mid-size pickup truck has an MPG-HP multiple of 5462. The higher the number, the better. The gas mileage-horsepower multiple is an easy-to-understand indicator of how efficiently the powertrain moves the vehicle, relative to its power. Heavier vehicles and cars with undersized engines will typically have lower scores. Sports cars and hybrids typically score higher. It's best to compare scores with cars that are in the same vehicle category. Vs. Other Toyota Cars 2022 Toyota cars have an average fuel economy of 31.94 MPG. The median (50th percentile) is 30.5 MPG. With a gas mileage of 21 MPG, the Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) is one of the brand's less fuel-efficient vehicles in 2022. There are 32 2022 Toyota models and trims (by per engine spec) sold in the United States. The Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) ranks 27 by fuel economy, tied with the 2022 Tacoma SR (2.7L I4). Carbon Emissions The 2022 Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) emits 13993 pounds of carbon per year. The average 2022 automobile, driving 15000 miles, burns roughly 13149 pounds of carbon per year. Gizmo Score We score the fuel economy of the 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR (3.5L V6) based on how well it fares when compared to other vehicles of its year. An average or standard score is 50. Many factors are considered, such as the vehicle's category, power, weight, and engine size (relative to other vehicles). For example, if a full-size pickup truck and a small sedan both do 25 MPG, the full-size pickup truck will typically have the higher score. This is because 25 MPG is considered excellent gas mileage for a pickup truck, but bad gas mileage for a small sedan. All factors are not weighed equally, however. Most points go towards the fuel economy relative to all vehicles.