Hey guys, I'm new to the forum here as you can probably see. I'm yet another future CNG driver from Utah. I'm looking at purchasing a dedicated 2000 F-150, but before I make the plunge (I'm kind of nervous, first time CNG) I want to make sure I'm making the best choice.
I'm mainly using it for commuting to school, but I have a gas truck right now and like having a truck to haul things occasionally, but it's not an absolute necessity. So, I'm wondering if there is a vehicle that is leaps and bounds better in reliability than the dedicated F-150s? Also, I was kind of turned off after finding out that only 2004+ qualifies for the HOV lane here in Utah, so I've started thinking about a Crown Vic of even a Cavalier, even though I've never known Cavaliers to be bulletproof (perhaps they've gotten better in newer years?). Having the option of bi-fuel and getting better mpg would be great as well, as long as I don't have to deal with dreaded compuvalve issues. I'm just curious what your votes would be on the best fit and most reliable commuting CNG, and your experiences with them. Thanks guys! And I look forward to interacting with you more on the forum here.
-Mike
I'm mainly using it for commuting to school, but I have a gas truck right now and like having a truck to haul things occasionally, but it's not an absolute necessity. So, I'm wondering if there is a vehicle that is leaps and bounds better in reliability than the dedicated F-150s? Also, I was kind of turned off after finding out that only 2004+ qualifies for the HOV lane here in Utah, so I've started thinking about a Crown Vic of even a Cavalier, even though I've never known Cavaliers to be bulletproof (perhaps they've gotten better in newer years?). Having the option of bi-fuel and getting better mpg would be great as well, as long as I don't have to deal with dreaded compuvalve issues. I'm just curious what your votes would be on the best fit and most reliable commuting CNG, and your experiences with them. Thanks guys! And I look forward to interacting with you more on the forum here.
-Mike
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