Here are just a few of the reasons why LPG is such a great choice:

LPG Conversion for vehicles creates a safe, easy and, best of all, much cheaper fuel than petrol or diesel.

Of the three fuels, LPG has been shown to be much more environmentally friendly through recent independent tests.

LPG emits similar Carbon Dioxide to diesel and considerably less than petrol.  LPG is also much cleaner than diesel in terms of other chemicals such as Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) and fine particulates which impact on our local air quality. A study recently completed, comparing the emissions from petrol, diesel and LPG vehicles found that:

LPG is better for your engine.   Because it is much more of a simple chemical structure, with fewer impurities such as sulphur, means it’s clean burning, and it burns more efficiently than petrol or diesel as it is already in gaseous form when it enters the combustion cylinder.   You will also have a smoother, longer lasting engine with LPG because there are fewer deposits which build up in your car engine.

AFS Customer Testimonial ...When my car goes into BMW for an oil change the mechanics are amazed to find that the oil is still as clean as when it was new... MR STOVOLD FROM BEXHILL – BMW 540i Read more customer testimonials here.

You get a quieter ride with LPG

You won't have to turn the stereo up any more as noise levels are significantly less than with diesel engines.

Our LPG systems are bi-fuel

You will not have to be reliant on any single fuel, you can have a your other fuel tank still, and an LPG tank with the engine running on either.  Changing from one fuel to the other is simple, you can change from one fuel to the other at the flick of a switch.

100% discount from the London Congestion Charge

If you have one of the cleanest LPG vehicles registered on the PowerShift Register in Band 4, and apply for the exemption, you can make a saving of £8 per day.  See how much you can save after an LPG conversion because of the London Congestion Charge.

Worldwide success of LPG

There are now over 10 million LPG vehicles in operation worldwide.  South Korea leads the field with over a 1.7 million, followed by Italy, Poland and Turkey with over 1 million vehicles. The UK currently has over 128,000 vehicles running on LPG.

The Queen leads by example.

Several of the vehicles owned by the Queen are powered by LPG - Four royal cars - a 1960 Rolls-Royce Phantom V, a Daimler Limousine, a Rover 400 and the Metrocab favoured by Prince Philip - have so far been converted to run on liquid petroleum gas.

See what using an LPG converted car is like from day to day.