Quick note here greenies.
If their is so many against petrol cars [big petrol cars] then why is they no push to consider LPG as I recently inquired about this at the VRT in Tralee only to be told its not taking in to account here at all that despite its [LPG] considered much cleaner than petrol when used. Not to mention cheaper.
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how lpg cars are there in ireland?
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I assume you mean how many such cars are here, well my point is they would be a lot more than their is if they was some incitement on hand to convert and use LPG.Originally Posted by lostexpectation
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hmm i think there might be some in the north, buses etc, but there if there more then 100 i'll be shocked, when there are a hundred they might consider a tax.
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I once worked at a petrol station just outside Belfast that supplied LPG, but even that was very rare..
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IIRC the big problem was that most of the boot space is taken up by a large gas cylinder. Given the move towards smaller cars this would be a hinderance.
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