Chevy, Dodge, Ford, Honda, and Toyota produced a number of CNG capable vehicles in the 1990's and early 2000's. Honda is the only company currently producing a CNG vehicle, the Civic GX. Almost all were sold primarily as fleet vehicles and are now just becoming available to the public as surplus vehicles. (Keep in mind that fleet vehicles tend to be basic models without many options.) Incentives may be available for purchasing one of these vehicles. The following are the most common makes and models:

Chevy

• Cavalier
Bi-fuel
Good gas mileage
Small CNG tank (~5 GGE)
Small interior and trunk
Must run out of CNG before switching to gasoline
• Trucks (1500, 2500)
Dedicated and Bi-fuel
• Vans (G1500, G2500, G3500)
Bi-fuel

Dodge

• Caravan
Dedicated
Rare
• Trucks (1500)
Dedicated and Bi-fuel
• Vans (2500, 3500)
Dedicated

Ford

• Contour
Bi-fuel
Good gas mileage
Small CNG tank (~5 GGE)
Good interior and trunk space
Can manually switch between CNG and gasoline
• Crown Victoria
Dedicated
Many have extended range kits
Great interior and trunk space
Many produced
• Explorer
Bi-fuel
Rare
• Trucks (F-150, F-250)
Dedicated and Bi-fuel
Most are 2-wheel drive
Limited number with extended cab
Limited number with towing package
Many produced
• Vans (E-250, E-350)
Dedicated and Bi-fuel
Limited number with towing package
Many produced

Honda

• Civic GX
Dedicated
Good interior but limited trunk space
Small CNG tank (~8 GGE)
Only factory produced CNG vehicle currently in production
Only officially sold in specific markets (although it can be found outside CA and NY)
Federal income tax rebate is available (and possibly state) because it can be purchased as a new vehicle

Toyota

• Camry
Dedicated
Rare