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Originally Posted by davesaddiction
Resurrecting an old thread...
It's definitely an expensive proposition, and you will lose power (compare the CNG Civic vs. the same engine on gas).
In Oklahoma, there's a big tax break available, CNG is a LOT cheaper than gasoline, the network of fuel stations is growing, and my company would give me $5000 in fuel if I bought (or converted to) a CNG vehicle.
Even with all that, it will be a while before I consider CNG. Hope it's a viable choice soon, though. Given the huge supply, the fact that it's produced here, and it burns much cleaner than gasoline, the U.S. would be stupid not to take advantage of it. Washington needs to put CNG on a level playing field with electrics in order to really make things happen.
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Washington needs to get out of it entirely. They are historically terrible when it comes to picking winners.