Having run many LPG cars over the last 14 years I think the things to look into are a) do you have a good LPG installer nearby who can service and repair the LPG system. Be especially careful to check the make of the LPG kit installed as LPG people only tend to deal with a few specific makes. Second thing is to make sure that the LPG system works perfectly. I'm been stung a couple of times buying cars with LPG systems that ran poorly on gas but 'only needed a servce' only to find more significant issues that cost a lot to repair. In fact an Alfa I bought never did run right despite numerous attempts to sort it and I ended up cutting my losses after just 3 months. It should change to gas and run without being noticeable at all, in fact the only way you should be able to tell is by looking at the indicator light!
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