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That is the way I see it too

This thread is about Toyota and their woes (Toyota Losing it's Mojo?), and tariffs (especially one that do not exist) is COMPLETELY off topic.

They can build here and avoid tariffs. But if the other candidate gets elected, the massive tax increases promised on my income will make any car made anywhere unaffordable. No political comments, these are just facts that may affect prices on some popular vehicles used in Overlanding.

thx i missed that. I saw they got 24 Houston to DFW, when picking it up.

I am at 1000 ft and all vehicles are stock.

Does anyone get decent mileage out of the I4T? 4 friends have them and they all report 12-15, significantly off the 23/24 on website.

No, but definitely the best HH/GMRS. Only took a few decades.

Another GREAT trip report with great stories and photos! thx! How weird is it I followed two people going to Arctic Circle about the same time. The other being Brad Kowitz, aka TrailRecon. You almost certainly passed each other on the highway, you both went to most of the same stops.

$150K sounds like a bargain.

No it was on display at GMC booth at Overland Mtn West and i only asked about availability which they said was years out since current production is sold out. I would ask EarthCruiser.

This one is GMC approved.

Off Grid Trailers will be opening up a US Location in May 7173 S Revere Pkwy, Centennial, CO 80112 https://offgridtrailers.com/denver-overland-rig-meet-up

Mine was - "think 22-24 is a good guess." Since it was 23, I was pretty much spot on. Nits aside, the real question is why the difference between US and Canada.

no. didnt ask. I did see the tank size is 17.9 gallons.

"hearsay" LOL. Just as I said, almost as if I was talking directly to the engineers. Oh wait, I was.... 22city, 25highway, 23combined.

I should have specified the web interface. It does not remember.

I just want a persistent sort option in my settings. Heck if it would just remember what I last used that would be great.

The mileage was entirely within Texas. First tank fill no trailer (12:45 in video) was 233 miles and 9.224 gallons = 24.17 mpg. This appeared to be Buc-ees in Denton, TX. Second tank fill with trailer (23:40 in video) was 152 miles and 12.283 gallons = 12.37 mpg. This appeared to be Cefco in...

I was thinking it was more wind resistance than a weight issue.

So first real world report I have seen for MPG for the 2.4Turbo is 24.2 MPG highway 12.4 MPG Highway towing a single axle camping trailer. https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/mpg-numbers-for-2024-tacoma-2-4t-no-hybrid.242951/