Toyota’s midsize Tacoma pickup has two engine options in two- or four-wheel drive, plus an option of automatic or manual transmission. What does that mean for fuel economy? It’s all over the place. See the rundown below for the 2008 Tacoma, and check out the Cars.com 2008 Toyota Tacoma Vehicle Summary for more information.
Drive — Engine — Transmission — MPG City/Highway
2WD w/2.7-liter four-cylinder and five-speed manual: 20/25
2WD w/2.7-liter four-cylinder and four-speed automatic: 19/25
2WD w/4-liter six-cylinder and five-speed automatic: 16/20
2WD w/4-liter six-cylinder and six-speed manual: 15/19
4WD w/2.7-liter four-cylinder and five-speed manual: 17/22
4WD w/4-liter six-cylinder and five-speed automatic: 16/20
4WD w/4-liter six-cylinder and six-speed manual: 15/18
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