Now you're just copying me! :) Yep I'm saving to get my 4.0l V8 converted. Normally starts around £1500, Rangie will cost around £2100 LPG company said they'll only fit the newer multipoint convertion for Range Rovers, single point conversions can cause backfire and may need a chip to compensate. Newer conversions are automatic now, they'll start on petrol autoswitch after about minute to gas, if it runs low it'll switch back over to petrol, but you'll still have the over-ride switch to swap over if need be. If you get the donut tank that fits in place of the spare wheel, you can get the tyres filled with a special gel, apparently you could run over a stinger and it'll get you home, or you could just carry a couple cans of tyreweld with you. You can still inflate them as normal, it'll just mean the rims will have to be washed and refilled when you get a tyre replaced. On the subject of the governments help on LPG, I looked into this and apparently a Range Rover doesn't quite sit within the boundaries of their grant. Probably if you bought a fart box size of a car, you'll be eligible, but why get 1.0l car gas converted? I'd like to see what's actually classed as eligible. James "1 Range Rover & Alan's got me old Delorean!"