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Running on LPG: What’s it really like?

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In recent years, LPG has been a bit of a side-show in the field of alternative fuel vehicles, and unjustifiably so, when you actually consider its eco-credentials. So we were delighted to get the chance to drive our first LPG-converted vehicle; after all it has to be one of the most affordable ways[.]. Road Tests LPG Editor Pick'

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Fund LPG vehicles to counter diesel pollution, says Autogas

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Leading LPG firm, Autogas is calling on the Government to consider LPG as an alternative to diesel fuel, in the wake of controversy over the UK’s air pollution levels. With rising discontent among motorists peaked by suggestions of an introduction of additional charges for the use of diesel vehicl[.].

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UK motorists missing out on LPG

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With high fuel prices remaining one of the biggest concerns for families and businesses across the UK, vehicle manufacturers are failing to offer them a cost-effective solution, despite its ready availability across mainland Europe-that’s the accusation from leading LPG supplier, Autogas Ltd. Latest news fuel LPG'

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Hybrid owner goes greener with LPG conversion

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Most people would consider buying a hybrid car as a green choice for their new car, but that wasn’t good enough for one freelance IT Consultant from Scotland. Mick Gilluley took his Toyota Prius to Martin Motors in Muirhead to boost its fuel economy even further by converting it to run on LPG. Hybrid cars Toyota LPG'

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LPG vehicles set to rise in numbers

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The focus of the green car world may be on electrification, but don’t overlook the rise of LPG vehicles – according to forecasts, their numbers will expand in the coming years, albeit at a limited rate. Pike Research suggests that the number of LPG vehicles will rise to reach 22.6million worldwide by 2020. Its report, [.].

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Opel to introduce LPG version of Zafira Tourer

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The Opel Zafira Tourer will soon have its line-up extended, after the European automotive brand decided to introduce an LPG version of the vehicle (pictured). LPG ecoFLEX turbo engine the LPG version of the vehicle will offer the same output as the petrol version at 200Nm at 1,850-4,000rpm. Coming with a 103kW/140hp 1.4

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Opel to expand its LPG range

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Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is no longer a fuel for the future – it’s very much a fuel for now, according to General Motors’ European brand Opel. It has decided to expand its LPG offerings with the Astra Sports Tourer, Meriva and Astra five-door hatchback all to be made available with a new 1.4litre LPG [.].