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Fuel prices are soaring, and this is one reason why many people are switching to Autogas. Autogas is one of the cheapest fuels on the market today. Many people, even if they aren't particularly environmentally sensitive, change to LPG for economic reasons.
Autogas costs about half the price of petrol and diesel, so the fuel costs of running a private vehicle will effectively be halved. And for companies operating a fleet of vehicles and buying fuel in bulk, the bulk tank prices are even more competitive, making conversion of a vehicle fleet an economically attractive option. The initial cost of converting a vehicle can be completely recovered in around two years.
This is not the only economic advantage of running a vehicle on LPG. LPG makes for smoother engine running, reducing the amount of wear and tear on the vehicle, increasing engine life and making replacements and repairs less frequent.
Other financial advantages of running a vehicle on LPG include cheaper fuel tax and fuel duty because of the lower rate of emissions, lower company car tax for some LPG cars, lower insurance premiums, and (in London), a 100% discount on the London congestion charge if your vehicle qualifies, and even discounted car parking fees. These are some government incentives designed to promote the use of cleaner burning fuels and reducing overall emissions so as to prevent global warming.
And rest assured: you won't sacrifice performance for financial advantage. LPG run cars perform every bit as well as petrol and diesel variants.
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