Honda Offering Free Fuel for Natural Gas Car

Using those high gasoline prices to try and snag some sales

Reason Staff | 10.9.2012 10:00 PM

$3,000

That's the value of compressed natural gas being offered for free by Honda as an incentive to buyers of its Civic. The automaker - the only seller of compressed natural gas cars in America - wants to expand sales as gasoline prices surge in California.

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Honda Offering Free Fuel for Natural Gas Car

Using those high gasoline prices to try and snag some sales

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