Something doesn't add up here.
Now I don't know the specifics of each vehicle, so I'm going to have to assume some stuff.
Let's assume the diesel Rangie gets 10L/100km, and the Patrol gets 20L/100km.
LPG was about 40-45c/L (let's call it 50c) in Oct last year.
I'm guessing that diesel was about $1.20
1300km equates to 130L diesel for the Rangie and 260L for the Patrol.
So 130L diesel @ $1.20=$156
and 260L LPG @ $0.50=$130
For the Patrol to use $50 more than the Rangie in LPG ($200) at $0.50/L would mean it used about 400L.
That equates to about 30L/100km.
That's shocking! I don't get that when 4WDing (actually maybe I do - not sure).
I know I have made a lot of assumtions/guesses, but I can't be that far out.
Now I know why I don't own a Patrol on gas.
My 4.4 POS gets 20L/100km on LPG which suits my wallet nicely, and that's what I prefer.

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