Why, doesn't it work anymore? A pickup is a pickup.
A ten year old CNG pickup blows the doors off a brand new $3.50 gas guzzler.
I never understood why people buy new cars anyway, just to see them radically depreciate the second they drive them off the lot.
I tend to buy new vehicles and maintain them until they have almost no resale value. I'm not interested in buying someone else's worn out problems. I buy very basic vehicles. My full size truck in 2008 cost $15k. Dollars per mile is my criteria on long term use.
New F150 are getting ~20 mpg. Updating my past calculation to 15,000 miles per year and 20 mpg only stretches the payback out farther. Getting close to seven years without buying a home refueling system.
I tend to buy new vehicles and maintain them until they have almost no resale value. I'm not interested in buying someone else's worn out problems. I buy very basic vehicles. My full size truck in 2008 cost $15k. Dollars per mile is my criteria on long term use.
New F150 are getting ~20 mpg. Updating my past calculation to 15,000 miles per year and 20 mpg only stretches the payback out farther. Getting close to seven years without buying a home refueling system.