Often times the answer is yes. If you have a pickup truck and a SUV both with the same engine the pickup will get better mpg because the pickup weighs less. The more weight you have to move around the harder the engine has to work and the more gas it will use.
Toyota offers only two different types of models that are catergorized as pickup trucks, the Toyota Tundra and the Toyota Tacoma.
http://fueleconomy.org shows a number of pickup trucks that offer the best gas mileage. One of the best being 2013 Chevrolet Silverado C15 2WD. The cost to drive 25 miles is $5.51 and the fuel required is 1.47 gallons.
Gas mileage can vary significatly due to a variety of circumstances. Its a safe bet that newer and more areodynamic models of Semi Trucks will offer the best in miles per gallon.
There are a couple of very popular sites that will offer a wide variety of used Toyota pickup trucks. Those vehicles can be found on Autotrader or Carsdirect only to name those.
The gas mileage for a station wagon is about 20 mpg highway. If you're looking for better mileage, look for a hybrid or a sedan. They offer better mileage than station wagons
The Ram pickup offers a Turbo Diesel engine. It is one of the few that hs that option.
The Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Town and Country have some fantastic gas mileage for 2012. It seems like gas mileage is getting better and better each year.
Toyota Tundra is due for a new overhauled exterior in 2014. The Nissan Titan will be possibly getting a diesel engine in 2014 models. GM is trying to win customers with their newly redesigned trucks that offer more cargo space, comfort and better mileage in their 2013 and 2014 models.
I would go with the Prius Hybrid from Toyota. From what my friends have said, it is a great car as well as good gas mileage. If not, all other hybrid cars are great as well.
It depends on if you mean the Volvo semi trucks or SUV. The best semi is the VN430 and the VHD.
Well, I would recommend purchasing pick-up trucks at the Auto section at AOL because they offer a variety of products for an incredibly reasonable price annually.
The following two websites offer pickup truck comparisons, http://www.consumersearch.com/pickup-trucks/compare and http://www.kbb.com/car-news/all-the-latest/first-to-worst-2010-full_size-pickup-truck-comparison-test/