Is CNG Conversion an Economic Masterstroke or a Risk?

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The CNG Conversion Mirage: Costly Myths About Converting Older Cars to

Myth 1: The Conversion Will Pay for Itself in One Year

Myth 2: Any Competent Mechanic Can Perform a Safe Conversion

Myth 3: The Car Will Perform Exactly the Same on CNG

Myth 4: The CNG Tank in the Trunk is No Different Than Carrying Spare

Myth 5: It's an Eco-Friendly Choice That Lowers My Carbon Footprint D

A Niche Solution, Not a Universal Fix

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Faced with rising fuel prices, the promise of converting a trusted older car to run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) can seem like an economic masterstroke. Advertisements tout savings of "50-70%" on fuel costs, positioning CNG as a clean, cheap, and patriotic alternative. For fleet operators and budget-conscious individuals, the math appears irresistible. However, the decision to convert is a complex financial and mechanical equation riddled with oversimplifications and dangerous misconceptions. Believing the sales pitch without critical analysis can transform a reliable vehicle into an unreliable money pit, erasing any theoretical fuel savings and compromising safety.

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