Will Natural-Gas Cars Ever Be Appropriate For Consumer Use

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Natural fuel-powered automobiles cost greater than their gasoline-powered counterparts. Currently Honda is the one automaker that sells a natural-fuel powered model in the U.S. The 2012 Honda Civic Pure Gas begins at $26,155, whereas a comparably geared up, gasoline-powered Civic EX lists for изделия из нержавейки around $20k. (The Hybrid starts at $24k.) Is the almost $6k premium over the Civic EX value it?

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