W211 E200 NGT. When Will It Show Up In Us?
http://www.worldcarfans.com/2050207.006
I think this is pretty awsome, %50 less in fuel costs
Last edited by BLACKCDI; Oct 30, 2007 at 09:01 PM.

As far as infrastructure, I am pretty sure you can use a home CNG kit similar to those used to fill up CNG Civics here in US, it taps in to your existng natural gas pipe and basically you have your own natural gas station!

I think there would be a demand.


As far as infrastructure, I am pretty sure you can use a home CNG kit similar to those used to fill up CNG Civics here in US, it taps in to your existng natural gas pipe and basically you have your own natural gas station!

I think there would be a demand.
I can understand the demand in the US, but wouldn't there be a higher demand for some diesel models that aren't on sale. Of course not a good excuse, why not have both.
http://www.worldcarfans.com/2050207.006
I think this is pretty awsome, %50 less in fuel costs

2. Remember that in the US people buy cars based on HP, I think most people want 3x more than they will ever use. Look in the W204 forum at how many people think the C300 / 350 is underpowered. And the 350 has 100 hp more than this engine.
3. So, while I think that this car would be ideal for the US, with nearly free natual gas and super low speed limits (this car can still go 140 mph), it probably will not come here.
Last edited by Untertürkheim; Oct 31, 2007 at 09:06 AM.
Regards,
Lane

As far as infrastructure, I am pretty sure you can use a home CNG kit similar to those used to fill up CNG Civics here in US, it taps in to your existng natural gas pipe and basically you have your own natural gas station!

I think there would be a demand.
Regards,
Lane

I love my CDI it's awesome! You should definetley get one, you will not regret it.
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This along with "at home" CNG pumps can make these vehicles practical here.
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