Honda's new CNG Civic - $26K

There is a Facebook group called CNG (Clean Natural Gas)  It is touting the new Honda Civic which runs on CNG and only costs 26k with no Federal subsidies.  This car is already well known and could really boost the use of natural gas in transportation.

 

http://www.facebook.com/cngnow

 

Now, if Honda would only put some leg room into its cars so 6 foot tall sixty years old somethings could comfortably drive it!

 

.... HANG

 


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Permalink Reply by baddog on October 13, 2011 at 3:17
Spoke with rep at Holmes about this 6+ months ago.  Said you could order one (NG civic) through Baton Rouge dealership and get delivered here.  If someone local purchased one, they (Holmes) agreed to send a tech to be trained for maintenance on it.  A "Phil" system may be available to install in your garage - believe it would be installed by a plumber.  By the way, Ford is supposed to have bi-fuel F-250 and F-350 trucks available in mid to late 2012.  It's a start - would go a lot faster if Congress would pass the bill providing tax credits for installation of NG filling stations that has been waiting on a vote for about 2 years.

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