Conversion to CNG

Asked by Lexus_Man Apr 13, 2014 at 02:06 AM about the 1999 Lexus ES 300 FWD

Question type: Car Customization

I'm thinking of  converting to dual fuel CNG and Gas. Quote with 5-7 gal CNG tank
$4000.00 or $1000.00 more with two tanks. I hate Major Oil Companies stranglehold on
consumers. There is NO REASON gas should be so high!

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39,725

So spend 4 grand for revenge, lets face it they are impossible to beat . cng is reasonable now but the difference is ,lack of stations when you need fuel, safety issues, bugs in engine management control I'm sure and down the road it may increase in price. Hint! VW,s diesel just flopped in sales big-time lately

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You want to drive a car- but don't want to buy gas- you want to have your cake and eat it too- sorry, but I have no sympathy- I ride a bike and ride the bus- gas is not overpriced in the US- look at Europe- the cost of gasoline is kept artificially low here in America- to keep the voters happy- If you want a good reason to hate the oil companies, think of the pollution caused by automobiles and the cost to the planet in fracking and oil spills-

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so how much overpriced gas can you buy for the $4,000 to $5000 you would spend on a cng system? that makes about as much sense as buying a new car with a high payment to get 30mpg when you have a paid off car that gets 25.

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