How popular is an LPG Conversion in the UK?

Sorry, I haven't done any LPG conversions for over 20 years.

I imagine the reason is that would probably push the price of the car up the the price of the diesel equivalent- and most average joes would then opt of the diesel as the fuel is more widely. So its kind of why manufacturers don't do it and why lpg will remain niche.

I remember around 2000/ 2001, i think the government offered some kind of tax break or some sort of inceptive to manufacturers to offer factory fitted conversions- hence why theres a lot of factory fitted volvos / vauxhalls- i think even mg rover did a few, from that era, floating about in the classifieds.

Sadly the wise old government dont offer any incentive any more, so the car makers dont bother. Nothing at all to do with fact the government make more money from people buying petrol or diesel. Nothing at all to do with that. At all.

That'll be me

In UK maybe but in Greece diesel is banned for private use in the major cities - good thing too as the amount of E class/Skoda taxis belching out black smoke is enough - who said modern diesels were clean....LPG hasn't taken off much as petrol can be scarce at the best of times so lets not even think about LPG!!

What about all the environmentalists in UK that want to be green - surely there a few million of them now that would like to green and buy an LPG converted car out the box....sorry, I forgot they all driving Prius' on their green electricity...

A friend of mine in Holland has a 2,5T Volvo XC90. He tells me conversion cost there is 4k euros and then his annual car tax will go UP from 1k to 2k Euros because of the conversion - anyone know if that sounds right - seems ab it odd?