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What gas are you going to choose for your next car?

When you think of German vehicles, odds are that you're picturing big Mercs and Bimmers speeding on the Autobahn. However, the German market is quite diverse and there's a good supply of alternative fuels to be had. You can get most models powered with gasoline, diesel, natural gas (CNG) or liquified petroleum gas (LPG, also called Autogas). While the debate between the first two choices is quite old, how do you choose between the two latter alternatives? While you can convert a gasoline car to run on LPG, you can't do this with CNG. So which ... Read more →

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