snap...just got my extreme....just off to get some lpg.

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You may want to do some editing to this video, your actual address isn't hard to work out -

Sooo... turn your volume up, then!?

I agree entirely, Jules! I sometimes have to drive a bit to fill up but it's worth it. I've saved hundreds over the past year. Also, I ran a full tank of petrol the other week and got 550 miles out of the 50 litres. That makes unto 1,000 miles from the two tanks. It's a no-brainer! 👌😉

@@eoinstechhobbychannel-eoin6609 With the price of petrol coming down here v, (i pay 1,45 petrol and 80 for gas )it makes it not so bad running it on petrol either . i get , it says! , 42 mpg on petrol and with diesel at £1.69 , it a bit of difference . I run it on gas for that gives 63 mpg and its got to be better than using electric!. like yourself , i see it as a no brainer!. Why the big push to electric is neyond me? its expensive and its not working too well either considering a lot of people could never have one.

Yeah, given the dropping of the cost of petrol, it's not as expensive to run, compared to last year. However, at 80p per litre gas and petrol still at £1.44 per litre petrol, and given the difference in MPG for both, it's still much cheaper on gas. Thing is, you and I have the choice as I intend visiting Europe more often, it'll prove even more economical.@@julesdowner5585

@@eoinstechhobbychannel-eoin6609 its cheaper on gas and it gives no emissions, so a feel good factor there. Auto gas had gone up to 85p a litre and it does 33mpg on gas as opposed to 44mpg on petrol but still its not so bad . I also got it for last year there was a few fuel shortages and with bi-fuel you get twice the chance of getting fuel should it happen again . i fancy visiting Europe too , but i'm not sure if i'm brave enough! ha, plus, as a gas vehicle it can't be taken through the channel tunnel

Thanks Lee... let me know if you're interested in anything Psion/Spectrum 👌😉

Excellent choice, buddy! Which one? I’ve the Prestige. I filled up yesterday (39litres for £27!). I’ll get 400 miles out of that 👌😉

Evening, Bev and. Thanks 🙏 for the accolade! I’ve had my Duster since Mid/Late April. I’ve already put just over 11k on the clock as it’s so cheap to run. I bought this as my first ever brand new car and intend hanging on to it till he effectively gives up the ghost, Bev. I absolutely love the car! On a full LPG tank, I’ll get up to 440 miles (48-ish litres). Petrol appears to be more economical on MPG but of course, is over twice the price (nearly £1 more per litre!). You won’t regret it. Have you ordered the Prestige model? 🤔

@@eoinstechhobbychannel-eoin6609 I think we've got the Comfort version. It's a Motability car so we get a new one every three years. It's our first Duster, we've always had Citroens in the past but the advance payment for those has gone through the roof since covid so we switched to the Dacia range as they offered bifuel with a reasonable advance payment option. We ordered it back in May but there has been a bit of a delay which seems to be the norm now and we really can't wait to start saving on the fuel.

@@BevviiD ordered mine in November and arrived, I think, 20-ish March. So, seems about right. It arrived a few weeks ahead of schedule, too. 😉👌 On longer journeys you’ll need to check out where the LPG stations are, Bev. Not as many as I’d like but still between 60p and £1 cheaper than petrol per litre. I drove my girls around to do the National Three Peaks challenge in the summer. About 900 miles of driving in 48hrs on about £75 of LPG. 😉👌

How has it been after a year. I'm thinking of buying one this summer. If you don't mind me asking.

Yup 👍

It was the best decision I’ve ever made, as regards modern cars. Filling up on £35 is just a dream compared to nearly £90 on petrol. What do you mean, you’ve had the filler point changed too? 🤔

@@eoinstechhobbychannel-eoin6609 its amazing isn't it, can't remember the last time I see litres go up quicker than the price! I went to an LPG conversion place and they changed the filler to a permanent bayonet fitting. It's so much easier to just put the pump on and fill, my partner had no confidence in using the adapter and on a couple of occasions have got stuck to it due to it unscrewing. Cost me £120 and was done in about 45 mins to an hour.

@@rob12841 That seems a good idea... my only concern would be the compatibility with European adapters!? Does this limit you? 🤔

@@eoinstechhobbychannel-eoin6609 I'm in the UK 99.9% of the time. But travelling abroad you'd just use an adapter just like motorhome people do. I'd take my own set but apparently in Europe most garages let you use one if needed.

Merci, Yves! 😉👌

Apparently Dacia have only temporarily stopped selling bi-fuel cars in the UK and its due to LPG supply issues which are currently affecting many areas of the country.

Back on sale now at a premium, no longer a free option

@@rob12841 yes, my friend I see that. My car is now nearly £2,000 more expensive. And it’s about £500 extra for the BiFuel.

Hi, Ben! Like you, I became a wee tad paranoid when my local ASDA (Queensferry near Chester) ran out just a week before my Sister arrived and an unknowledgeable member of staff at the till stated that they weren't getting it back in. two weeks later, they're back up and running. Find out if there are any gas suppliers nearby. I have a large one and although it's only open office hours, it has a filling pump that I can use. It has a set rate of .90p a litre which is now £1 less per litre than petrol. Also, the ASDA is .727p litre. I fill up on about £35 and the car returns about 420 miles on that tank. I drive no faster then 60mph on the motorway (as more and more drivers are working out that they will get up to 60-100 miles more out of a tank if you're more frugal with your speed.) I just returned from driving my stepdaughter and her buddy while they completed the National 3 Peaks Challenge. I drove 950 miles over the weekend. Filled up three times with gas to spare.

Im waiting on my 1.3 prestige Arizona Orange arriving, ordered at end of January, hubby ordered 1l bi fuel in white...can I ask how you find both the keyless entry and the all new media infotainment systems?

@@lesleymcilroy7883 Brilliant...im sure youll be very happy! So far I have found the infotainment system very good. I have Android auto set up and have found it connects seamlessly every time and it being wireless is fantastic....no loose wires! If I have to nit pick it would be that the artist and song isn't displayed on the screen when playing the radio but that's minor. Keyless entry has been really good with no issues.

@@James-h3r8l..... Thanks James....thats great to know!... Currently drive a Stepway Laureate, and I adore it... Its been a great little car... Deals on the new Duster were too hard to resist though.... Regarding non display of artist on radio, I would have no issue there either, as I mostly listen to Audiobooks, Radio 4 or my own playlists.... I do like a "physical" key, and will miss that, but, hey ho!....

@@lesleymcilroy7883 Sorry, Lesley... I only just saw these comments! I like the keyless entry. I have mine set to honk twice like Ivor the Engine as I walk away and it unlocks as I approach the car. I like it. As for the infotainment? GREAT! I've the prestige so I get Apple Car Play wireless but I actually like the dedicated SatNav. I'm constantly playing my Apple Music playlists.

I'd add one thing about the LPG adapter, though. I had TERRRRRIBLE trouble uncoupling the gas nozzle from he adapter after filling and found the simple solution was to remove the tiny plastic QR Code sticker that was on the adapter. This was causing the nose bayonet to stick so as you tried to twist the nozzle off, the adapter twisted too. Problem solved. 👍😉

I’d you want more power, the 1.3 would be best, I guess. But I’d always recommend my 1.0tce bifuel as it costs me virtually £1 less per litre here in the UK. I’ve been using mine all the time, now, and doing all the family driving. Right now, we’re on a short family camping break. I’ve got a large Thule roof box filled and the boot is filled with camping kit and three adults and the car is doing 36mpg on LPG gas. I’ve still got the original petrol from when I bought it 9 weeks ago. The petrol only starts the car, so if you’ve left it overbought it might take a few miles to revert to LPG. If you’re in warm summer weather or just driven the car, it might swap to gas in seconds. So, maybe fill or half fill and then only occasionally top up some petrol. But filling my car on over £85 on petrol OR £35 on LPG for virtually the same MPG? It’s a no-brainer, my friend! I’d buy the Bi-Fuel model again and again!

@@eoincampbell-flyfishermana4737 that’s a great insight thanks for that

Thank you, my friend! I’ve actually advertised it on EBay as we type. I’ve no more time to finish, sadly and other commitments beckon 😔