Hi Kyle. I have a 2003 Echo which I bought new. She {Erica) only has 130,000 kms. Oil sprayed from the start. I absolutely love her. She's blue...Indigo ink!
@@zythr9999I sold a 2008 Yaris (not as good as the echo imho) but after listing, the next day I had a lineup of three groups of people in my street looking to buy it, no lie. Those who know, know!
Not sure why people are all on about hybrids and electric. Just buy an old Toyota and you get amazing efficiency! I have a 2005 RS and still can easily get 600km to a tank.
hilarious to see people not believe this. my echo with ac half on half off, spare tire, less than ideal driving methods can get almost 40 mpg on the highway. if you're truly hypermilling these numbers are perfectly reasonable. take care of your car and it will take care of you 😎
I showed the km and the pump numbers…. Sounds like your echos got some pretty severe mechanical issues. This is what an echo is capable of when it’s well maintained 👍
Lets see your stage 3 weight reduction, transmission swap and wind tunnel aero mods you totally unquestionably did to attain these not bogus at all numbers!
This is very possible in an echo if properly maintained, single occupant, flat roads, low speeds, no stop and go, and no roof rack, spare tire removed, no AC, and no winds. This was intentionally done in the middle to the night on a highways with a 100km/hr limit to prevent any wasted fuel. This is not fake. Just an example of what this car is capable of under ideal conditions in every aspect. I find great enjoyment in pushing the limits of the echos economy.
@@CaptainAnytime Zero out of 404 Echos on Fuelly's well used and trusted website have attained 55 mpg let alone 60. So either your numbers are off or you're the only person in recorded history to achieve 60 mpg from a 1NZ-FE Toyota Echo. I owned one myself. I did weight reductions, in depth tune-ups, aero mods, power steering delete, ect. The best it can do without using hypermiling techniques is 43 mpg.
I typically achieve over 40 mpg on flat highway driving with only myself in the car, putting the car under all ideal conditions possible allows it to achieve numbers like this.
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Just got a 2005 hatchback out here in Toronto a few weeks ago. Cars absolutely awesome on gas and seems super solid.
I’m a car guy, and people like to hate on the echo, which I get, but these cars are an absolute hidden gem!
Hi Kyle. I have a 2003 Echo which I bought new. She {Erica) only has 130,000 kms. Oil sprayed from the start. I absolutely love her. She's blue...Indigo ink!
@@CaptainAnytime Where? Lol. The good ones don't stay for sale long in the area I'm in
@@zythr9999I sold a 2008 Yaris (not as good as the echo imho) but after listing, the next day I had a lineup of three groups of people in my street looking to buy it, no lie. Those who know, know!
I just got a Toyota echo and this is good to hear 😂
How is it treating you ? Im getting one now today
Not sure why people are all on about hybrids and electric. Just buy an old Toyota and you get amazing efficiency! I have a 2005 RS and still can easily get 600km to a tank.
hilarious to see people not believe this. my echo with ac half on half off, spare tire, less than ideal driving methods can get almost 40 mpg on the highway. if you're truly hypermilling these numbers are perfectly reasonable. take care of your car and it will take care of you 😎
How did u achieve this?
do you think 40 is possible with a 9th gen Corolla?
I've got a 2000 echo I get
48 MPG no problem
Do you have the manual or auto?
Manual 5 speed
What size tires do you have?
165/65/14
I don’t think it’s 60 miles a gallon lol.. max it would be 40 to 45… remember it’s not a hybrid car..
I don't believe that , I own Echo the best I got was 20MPG city drive , 30sh High way
I showed the km and the pump numbers…. Sounds like your echos got some pretty severe mechanical issues. This is what an echo is capable of when it’s well maintained 👍
How fast are you driving on the roads?
Averaging approximately 100 km/hr
You most be driving at à snail 🐌🐌 past too be making that high
Lets see your stage 3 weight reduction, transmission swap and wind tunnel aero mods you totally unquestionably did to attain these not bogus at all numbers!
This is very possible in an echo if properly maintained, single occupant, flat roads, low speeds, no stop and go, and no roof rack, spare tire removed, no AC, and no winds. This was intentionally done in the middle to the night on a highways with a 100km/hr limit to prevent any wasted fuel. This is not fake. Just an example of what this car is capable of under ideal conditions in every aspect. I find great enjoyment in pushing the limits of the echos economy.
@@CaptainAnytime Zero out of 404 Echos on Fuelly's well used and trusted website have attained 55 mpg let alone 60. So either your numbers are off or you're the only person in recorded history to achieve 60 mpg from a 1NZ-FE Toyota Echo. I owned one myself. I did weight reductions, in depth tune-ups, aero mods, power steering delete, ect. The best it can do without using hypermiling techniques is 43 mpg.
troll
I typically achieve over 40 mpg on flat highway driving with only myself in the car, putting the car under all ideal conditions possible allows it to achieve numbers like this.