If i convert my engine to run on vegetable oil, do i get tax breaks?

enough to offset the 1500 price tag, anyway?? i have a 2000 honda civic btwIf i convert my engine to run on vegetable oil, do i get tax breaks?
you don't pay the road tax at the pumps,, but given time the feds will figure a way to tax you.


Remember when some vehicles used propane?? they had to pay a road tax and had to have the permit to buy propane for an auto.If i convert my engine to run on vegetable oil, do i get tax breaks?
No it must be manufactured that way Sorry
First off, unless your honda has a diesel engine, you can't burn vegetable oil in it. Second, vegetable oil is not an EPA approved fuel, so no one can get a tax break from using it.
Free french fries for life!
Just wanted to point out, that any engine that runs on ';vegetable oil';, like what you get out of the used french fry tanks at most fast food restraunts, is just a diesel engine......litterally you filter the oil, and put it in the tank....you get worse fuel mileage tho.





danget, Ron B beat me to it.....but, yea, he's right.
You do receive tax breaks, does it offset the cost, I don't know.
Possibly. You certainly don't have to pay the tax on gas.