18-12-2012, 10:13 PM
(18-12-2012, 10:07 PM)samass Wrote: I wouldn't say it's any more of a bomb in your boot than a petrol tank...
lpg is more explosive than petrol so thats the main reason for insurance increases, also a petrol tank is designed to be enclosed within the floorpan of the car in a place that it sunlikely to be ruptured in a collision while an lpg conversion is aftermarket with a tank put either behind the rear bumper or in the boot, an area likely to be heavily damaged from a rearend collision.
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'09 Mercedes E320cdi wagon
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'09 Mercedes E320cdi wagon
'99 306 gti6