Cars Q&A

you will face absolutely no problem as the Ford engine is above 1.1 Ltrs i guess..u will have to compromise a bit on the pick up but once u get used to it u wont even feel the difference...the maintainence is almost negligible apart from the regular spares & service & mind you Ford parts are costly as compared to Maruti or Hyundai..but anyways yours wud be fair decision considering the savings in fuel cost in the long run..so go ahead.. !!!!

Sorry if this comes across as dampening your enthusiasm, but I had a close experience with a Ford Ikon LPG conversion experience. The gas conversion itself is a very good idea on any car, but is tricky with the Ford Ikon. Ford's durability is heavily under question and is not a forgiving car if you make the slightest alterations to its design configurations. Unless you get a car with very few kilometres on the odometer, say less than 40,000, you are not buying yourself a rock solid performer. Ford cars also age very fast, which means your maintenance expenses will mount logarithmically with every kilometre. But there is such a thing as emotional appeal. If it appeals to you that much, that's the car you should drive!