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Homebuilder introduces option for natural gas pump to fuel vehicles
According to the company, it will be the first master-planned community with the option
July 31, 2015
Fulton Homes, a Phoenix homebuilder, is offering owners the option of having a natural gas pump in the garages of their new houses to fuel cars with compressed natural gas.
The company says its new, 674-site Queen Creek Station is the first master-planned community in the country to offer the option. The pump is available as an upgrade for $6,000.
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