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your question was already answered by another poster. you chose to ignore it. you keep repeating the same question.
AGAIN, in 2012 when the op's car was manufactured, Toyota (AND MOST OTHER BUILDERS) really were trying everything they could to get better mileage. So I would bet that the rpms being higher is for a pretty good reason. AND that changing it will have greater negative result than positive results.
Here chase this rabbit down a hole....learn to get out of your car VERY FAST so the air conditioning doesn't escape........and waste fuel.
Pay attention!!!!
FOCUS!
You spend a VERY little amount of time coasting. PERIOD.
Focus on what makes a difference.
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