Hey folks, I'm a newbie to CNG but a quasi old timer when it comes to fuel efficiency and working on cars. The opportunity opened or me to get a 2002 Civic GX with 200,000 miles on it. It has been maintained by a Honda only repair shop and the owner is friends with the person who worked on it and has all the records for the car. I have no idea how a CNG vehicle behaves with high miles. Does the MPG change with age? Are there major repairs that come up when they go that high? Any words of advice? I'm leaning on getting it, but certainly have my reservations. 2ยข from you veterans would be welcomed...
Thanks,
-Mike
A quick insight into my MPG geek quotient:
I have owned a few Geo Metros that I've averaged over 50mpg with, and I've replaced brakes, transmissions and engines on them. I currently own a stock 93 Civic DX which apart from brakes and CV boots, has never needed any work done on it. I've made it up to 51mpg on it, but usually average 44mpg.
Thanks,
-Mike
A quick insight into my MPG geek quotient:
I have owned a few Geo Metros that I've averaged over 50mpg with, and I've replaced brakes, transmissions and engines on them. I currently own a stock 93 Civic DX which apart from brakes and CV boots, has never needed any work done on it. I've made it up to 51mpg on it, but usually average 44mpg.
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