[WayneS]

I can't imagine why people wouldn't flock to this vehicle, what with the thousands of natural gas filling stations we have located all around the country....

...oh wait...

Never mind...

[thackney]

I have natural gas piped to my house. Add a compressor and I would have more convenience than the gasoline engine for daily use.

[lacrew]

There’s 2 where I live...card-lock style.

I’m an advocate for converting fleets to NG...but I would hesitate before buying one for personal use, because of filling availability.

[logic101.net]

There are filling stations for CNG around; just not as prevalent as gas and diesel. Often they are a bit off the beaten path. Local gas companies often have filling stations. Others are popping up, I have run across 3 in the Milwaukee area. Also you can buy one to be hooked up at your home - I have no idea of the cost. Also some new car dealers have filling stations.

If I was in the market I'd consider it, but I think if I was getting a new pickup I'd rather go with diesel and convert it to run on used vegie oil (conversion kit was $800 last time I looked). If I was in the market for new a SUV I would be more inclined to go CNG.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

I can't imagine why people wouldn't flock to this vehicle, what with the thousands of natural gas filling stations we have located all around the country....

Well, at least they’re all over Oklahoma, according to #25

Kinda hard to understand the complete absence of them in the Bakken, where they’re flaring off NG for want of an a valuable use for it . . .

[Dick Bachert]

The oil companies will fight tooth and nail to PREVENT the development of a refueling infrastructure!

[Southack]

The odds are that there are already 2 to 3 CNG filling stations within 30 miles of your house: http://www.afdc.energy.gov/fuels/natural_gas_locations.html