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I had a Nissan Cefiro in 2005 put it on LPG. Still working on LPG now, but with 2nd engine and 2nd LPG system. The car has done 350K Kms and is still going. Now have a Toyota Camry it has been running on LPG over two years with no problems. Every year we take the car back to the installation garage for a service. We did the same with the Nissan previously. Providing you can find a good shop to install and maintain your LPG system it should be no problem.

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Hi, I have had a number of cars running on LPG since 2006. I had a 2003 Nissan Cefiro V6 running on LPG the engine ran 250,000 kms before I sold it to a friend. They recently upgraded the LPG system to a local made system. The car has now covered 325,000 kms. No problems with the valves yet. Most Bangkok taxi run on LPG and a lot of the taxi have done over 500,000 kms. 2 years ago I got a Toyota Camry 2013 model it was costing nearly 4 baht a kms I had the car converted to LPG for 20K baht and it cost 1.5 baht a kms. The car is running fine with no problems. I also had a Ford focus 2.0 for a which was already on LPG when I got it. The Ford was a big bag of trouble on LPG and petrol. I think if you find a good installation garage for the LPG you should have no problem.