Natural Gas
Kiff Auto operates the
largest authorized CNG conversion shops in Ontario and Quebec. We have two
locations to serve you. AutoKiff in Quebec, (located at 1954 rue Cabot,
Montreal, QC, H4E 1E3), is a recent, and valuable addition to the Kiff Auto
operation. The Montreal division focuses primarily on the alternate fuels
aspect, working closely with Provincial utilities and commercial fleet
operations.
We specialize in converting light duty vehicles to operate on compressed
natural gas (CNG), and have catered to fleet and private vehicles from Ontario,
Quebec, New York and Massachusetts.
Of course we provide full service
to all CNG vehicles, be they converted by us, or factory produced.
We also
have on site, the only NG refueling station within the greater Peterborough
area.
Strategically located between Toronto and Ottawa the
fuel dispenser is a card lock system, providing access 24 hrs/7 days a
week. Work is under way to establish a similar public fill site in
Montreal.
Email or phone Kerri to arrange set up for this
access.
The premium CNG conversion kits that we install
are state of the art systems, Researched & Developed right here in Canada, (Langley
BC), for the burgeoning world market.
EcoFuel Systems has a long established history in the aftermarket alternative fuel business,
and Kiff Auto is proud to be a contributing dealer for their excellent products.
Systems knowledge and support are second to
none. You can view Eco's fine product in detail at www.ecofuel.com
.
Currently,
NG costs 79.9 cents/litre equivalent (to gasoline), at the Peterborough site.
A considerable savings versus $1.29
+ per litre for gasoline. A home filling unit can also be purchased or
leased to enjoy the convenience of filling up your vehicle right from your home
or business. The average total fuel cost by choosing this option works out to
approximately .58 cents/litre equivalent.
If you think you might
be interested in saving money,
virtually eliminating your vehicles carbon output,
and supporting "made in Canada"
technology, burning abundant, "produced in Canada" fuel, then give Rob Kiff
a call. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss your options. Also check out more information,
provided by the Natural Gas Vehicle Alliance, on the past, present and exciting
future of NGV at www.cngva.org .