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Old 18-11-2016, 08:25 AM   #1
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Default 4.0 petrol or dedicated gas

I'm looking to buy a new daily drive to replace the VY duel fuel and i'm looking at getting a early FG sedan but i'm trying to decide between buying a petrol or the ecoLPI version since duel fuel versions seem to be very rare.

What are the LPG only versions like in terms of reliability, are they any better or worse than the petrol? Is there any additional costs to having the LPG version over the petrol?

If I plan to keep the car for 3-4 years what do you think the odds are that LPG will still be available given that it seems to be a dying fuel type in Australia.
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