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Taylor95 · 03-08-2022, 11:36 PM

I bought another car! Sequoias are definitely not the most economical vehicles... but I needed something that is capable of towing ~7500 lbs. I always thought that Sequoias get terrible mpg, but my experience has not been that bad! I got a 2wd model with the 5.7 engine. Most of my trips have gotten 17-20 mpg. I just recently removed the front mudflaps and roof rack so I might notice a difference from that.

Here are some other plans I have for the car:

1. Rear mudflap alteration
2. Front air dam
3. Partial belly pan
4. Block heater, oil + transmission pan heaters (mpg is very bad when it is cold)
5. Flux hybrids kit
6. Transgo shift kit

With all these (minus the flux hybrids kit) I hope to get 23-24 mpg consistently. With the flux hybrids kit, I hope to get at least 35 mpg!

03-08-2022, 11:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
Taylor95 Master EcoModder Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: USA Posts: 455 Jeep - '97 Jeep Cherokee Sport 90 day: 19.36 mpg (US) Blueberry - '07 Toyota Camry SE Thanks: 180 Thanked 101 Times in 77 Posts	2008 Toyota Sequoia I bought another car! Sequoias are definitely not the most economical vehicles... but I needed something that is capable of towing ~7500 lbs. I always thought that Sequoias get terrible mpg, but my experience has not been that bad! I got a 2wd model with the 5.7 engine. Most of my trips have gotten 17-20 mpg. I just recently removed the front mudflaps and roof rack so I might notice a difference from that. Here are some other plans I have for the car: 1. Rear mudflap alteration 2. Front air dam 3. Partial belly pan 4. Block heater, oil + transmission pan heaters (mpg is very bad when it is cold) 5. Flux hybrids kit 6. Transgo shift kit With all these (minus the flux hybrids kit) I hope to get 23-24 mpg consistently. With the flux hybrids kit, I hope to get at least 35 mpg!