Re: Hunting for my next car
 

ElisabethBaker wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I'm afraid I might be looking for something that doesn't exist, but
> maybe you can tell me!
>
> I want a Honda vehicle, and right now it doesn't matter whether it's a
> Civic, Accord, Element, or other size/shape, as long as it has four
> wheels/tires and a manual transmission.
>
> The tricky part is that I want it to have been built (not modified) to
> run on LPG, and I want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>
> Where should I look?
>
> Merry Christmas!
> Elisabeth
>
search for a civic gx.

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

ElisabethBaker wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I'm afraid I might be looking for something that doesn't exist, but
> maybe you can tell me!
>
> I want a Honda vehicle, and right now it doesn't matter whether it's a
> Civic, Accord, Element, or other size/shape, as long as it has four
> wheels/tires and a manual transmission.
>
> The tricky part is that I want it to have been built (not modified) to
> run on LPG, and I want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>
> Where should I look?
>
> Merry Christmas!
> Elisabeth
>
search for a civic gx.

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

jim beam wrote:
> ElisabethBaker wrote:
>> Greetings!
>>
>> I'm afraid I might be looking for something that doesn't exist, but
>> maybe you can tell me!
>>
>> I want a Honda vehicle, and right now it doesn't matter whether it's a
>> Civic, Accord, Element, or other size/shape, as long as it has four
>> wheels/tires and a manual transmission.
>>
>> The tricky part is that I want it to have been built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG, and I want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>>
>> Where should I look?
>>
>> Merry Christmas!
>> Elisabeth
>>
> search for a civic gx.

ps. why do you want one? the fuel is more expensive, less available,
and has a lower calorific value.

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

jim beam wrote:
> ElisabethBaker wrote:
>> Greetings!
>>
>> I'm afraid I might be looking for something that doesn't exist, but
>> maybe you can tell me!
>>
>> I want a Honda vehicle, and right now it doesn't matter whether it's a
>> Civic, Accord, Element, or other size/shape, as long as it has four
>> wheels/tires and a manual transmission.
>>
>> The tricky part is that I want it to have been built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG, and I want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>>
>> Where should I look?
>>
>> Merry Christmas!
>> Elisabeth
>>
> search for a civic gx.

ps. why do you want one? the fuel is more expensive, less available,
and has a lower calorific value.

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

jim beam wrote:
> ElisabethBaker wrote:
>> Greetings!
>>
>> I'm afraid I might be looking for something that doesn't exist, but
>> maybe you can tell me!
>>
>> I want a Honda vehicle, and right now it doesn't matter whether it's a
>> Civic, Accord, Element, or other size/shape, as long as it has four
>> wheels/tires and a manual transmission.
>>
>> The tricky part is that I want it to have been built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG, and I want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>>
>> Where should I look?
>>
>> Merry Christmas!
>> Elisabeth
>>
> search for a civic gx.

ps. why do you want one? the fuel is more expensive, less available,
and has a lower calorific value.

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

jim beam wrote:
> ElisabethBaker wrote:
>> Greetings!
>>
>> I'm afraid I might be looking for something that doesn't exist, but
>> maybe you can tell me!
>>
>> I want a Honda vehicle, and right now it doesn't matter whether it's a
>> Civic, Accord, Element, or other size/shape, as long as it has four
>> wheels/tires and a manual transmission.
>>
>> The tricky part is that I want it to have been built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG, and I want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>>
>> Where should I look?
>>
>> Merry Christmas!
>> Elisabeth
>>
> search for a civic gx.

ps. why do you want one? the fuel is more expensive, less available,
and has a lower calorific value.

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

Thanks for your responses!

I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
experience with CNG,
so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
driving out of my way to get it.

I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
Beam, how you find it more expensive.
I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
environment.

Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!

Thanks again for your time!
Elisabeth

On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
> Where should I look?

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

Thanks for your responses!

I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
experience with CNG,
so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
driving out of my way to get it.

I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
Beam, how you find it more expensive.
I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
environment.

Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!

Thanks again for your time!
Elisabeth

On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
> Where should I look?

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

Thanks for your responses!

I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
experience with CNG,
so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
driving out of my way to get it.

I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
Beam, how you find it more expensive.
I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
environment.

Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!

Thanks again for your time!
Elisabeth

On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
> Where should I look?

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

Thanks for your responses!

I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
experience with CNG,
so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
driving out of my way to get it.

I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
Beam, how you find it more expensive.
I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
environment.

Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!

Thanks again for your time!
Elisabeth

On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
> Where should I look?

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:33:32 -0800, ElisabethBaker wrote:

> Thanks for your responses!
>
> I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
> experience with CNG,
> so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
> know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
> CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
> driving out of my way to get it.
>
> I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
> Beam, how you find it more expensive.
> I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
> environment.
>
> Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
> available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!
>
> Thanks again for your time!
> Elisabeth
>
> On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>> Where should I look?

As far as I can tell, Honda does not make a LPG propelled vehicle
(production). At least for the US market.

And the GX does not come in a manual.

I am kind of leary of driving any vehicle with an explosive pressurized
tank, though. Just my own thing, I guess...

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:33:32 -0800, ElisabethBaker wrote:

> Thanks for your responses!
>
> I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
> experience with CNG,
> so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
> know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
> CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
> driving out of my way to get it.
>
> I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
> Beam, how you find it more expensive.
> I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
> environment.
>
> Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
> available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!
>
> Thanks again for your time!
> Elisabeth
>
> On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>> Where should I look?

As far as I can tell, Honda does not make a LPG propelled vehicle
(production). At least for the US market.

And the GX does not come in a manual.

I am kind of leary of driving any vehicle with an explosive pressurized
tank, though. Just my own thing, I guess...

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:33:32 -0800, ElisabethBaker wrote:

> Thanks for your responses!
>
> I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
> experience with CNG,
> so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
> know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
> CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
> driving out of my way to get it.
>
> I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
> Beam, how you find it more expensive.
> I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
> environment.
>
> Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
> available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!
>
> Thanks again for your time!
> Elisabeth
>
> On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>> Where should I look?

As far as I can tell, Honda does not make a LPG propelled vehicle
(production). At least for the US market.

And the GX does not come in a manual.

I am kind of leary of driving any vehicle with an explosive pressurized
tank, though. Just my own thing, I guess...

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:33:32 -0800, ElisabethBaker wrote:

> Thanks for your responses!
>
> I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
> experience with CNG,
> so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
> know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
> CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
> driving out of my way to get it.
>
> I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
> Beam, how you find it more expensive.
> I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
> environment.
>
> Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
> available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!
>
> Thanks again for your time!
> Elisabeth
>
> On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
>> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>> Where should I look?

As far as I can tell, Honda does not make a LPG propelled vehicle
(production). At least for the US market.

And the GX does not come in a manual.

I am kind of leary of driving any vehicle with an explosive pressurized
tank, though. Just my own thing, I guess...

Re: Hunting for my next car
 

Joe LaVigne wrote:
> On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:33:32 -0800, ElisabethBaker wrote:
>
>> Thanks for your responses!
>>
>> I have international experience with manual transmission, and a year's
>> experience with CNG,
>> so Andy & Carol I know I want manual, and Art, JXStern and Jim Beam I
>> know I don't want CNG (=natural gas =Civic GX food)
>> CNG is too inconvenient to find -- I have to spend a lot of time
>> driving out of my way to get it.
>>
>> I have driven with LPG (=LP Gas =autogas) in Europe and wonder, Jim
>> Beam, how you find it more expensive.
>> I have understood it to be better for the wallet as well as for the
>> environment.
>>
>> Maybe worldlpgas.com can give me an idea when/where such a car will be
>> available here in the US, or if you find anything, please do post me!
>>
>> Thanks again for your time!
>> Elisabeth
>>
>> On Dec 16, 10:55 am, "ElisabethBaker" <Elisabeth.G.Ba...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>> Honda vehicle...manual transmission...built (not modified) to
>>> run on LPG...want to buy it (new or used) in the United States.
>>> Where should I look?
>
> As far as I can tell, Honda does not make a LPG propelled vehicle
> (production). At least for the US market.
>
> And the GX does not come in a manual.
>
> I am kind of leary of driving any vehicle with an explosive pressurized
> tank, though. Just my own thing, I guess...

if you're leery of lpg, how do you feel about hydrogen???