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Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:: Own 2 CNG dedicated cars
Toyota Camry CNG
Honda Civic CNG

What excites you about this campaign?: Finally someone with clout is moving in the right direction.

What do you want to do to help?: Educate the public on natural gas aka CNG LNG

At 1:08pm on September 15, 2008, vinbeazel said…: Looking forward to having you on one of our radio shows.
vhbeazel@yahoo.com

At 6:27pm on July 31, 2008, sonny said…: I have a GMC sierra 2500 6.7liter diesel.... can this truck be converted to cng?? thanks,

At 12:10pm on July 25, 2008, Camryman CNGCHAT.com said…: My cng Toyota Camry holds 11.5 gallons and I get 240 to 270 mile range depending how you drive and the quality of the pressure fill. I get 28 mpg overall @ 75mph on the freeway and when I fill up on empty and I usually am filling up 9 to 9.5 gallons

With CNG since It's gas and not liquid and works on pressure you will never fill up the whole 11 gallons or use the whole 11 gallons. 11 gallons liquid you use the whole tank. Natural gas the last 2 gallons of volume in the tank does not have enough pressure to run the car.

The guy you talked to at honda is wrong. I also have a honda.

The honda holds 8 gallons, but the most you will fill up is about 6.5 gallons. I get between 35 and 38 MPG in my 2001 civic about 220 miles on a full tank.

The newer honda civic08's are getting 40 mpg highway

Now with either car if you fill up with lower pressure your mileage will be less.

If you go to cng chat there is a lot of car info posted on mpg.

http://cngchat.com/forum/index.php

At 4:01pm on July 14, 2008, sonny said…: duramax 6.7liter 2004 gmc sierra 2500 4wd.

At 8:53am on July 13, 2008, Jim said…: I have actually been to your site before. It was when I was doing research on converting a vehicle to CNG. I am currently in a situation, where I can't pull the trigger on getting a new vehicle and converting it, but I'm hoping that by the end of the year I will have my new CNG vehicle.

At 8:59pm on July 11, 2008, Audie L Price PE said…: CNG is the only sensible near term solution for the US - I worked in the Argentine program in the mid-1990s. The US can use Argentina as a model - they got it mostly right. Argentina and Brazil are now converting about 25,000 gasoline cars per month to CNG, for less than $3,000, if I understand my source. Our EPA has rules that greatly impede CNG conversion, again, if my source is correct. I am retired and out of the field for about 10 years.

Audie Price
Rancho MIrage, CA

At 8:58pm on July 11, 2008, Frank Smith said…: Thanks for your invitation to join CNGChat. I joined about a month ago and learned a bit about our CNG Cavalier. I'm not a mechanic and it's been 25 years since I tuned up a car, but I really want to roll up my sleeves and make this car take CNG again.