None really, they just lubricate.
Since diesels have slightly higher internal pressures, the may recommend "stronger" oils for diesels, but that's mainly a sales ploy.
And, many top brands of synthetic oil - Mobil 1, Shell Helix, for example, are described as being suitable for both petrol and diesel engines.
a motor normally uses electricity and an engine usees petrol or diesel... correct if wrong please
Cars that run diesel are long lasting than petrol cars.
because petrol is easer to burn than diesel
diesel is usually more expensive but diesel cars usually have more mpg than petrol cars
Normal cars use petrol or diesel and have an internal combustion engine while an electric car uses an electric motor and uses electricity to power it.
No, diesel engine require diesel fuel. Put petrol in a diesel engine and you will destroy it.
Petrol or Diesel
Petrol came first, as it was more obvious as a use of power than diesel because it was flammable and already in liquid form, yet diesel was discovered as a use of power for engines later. I would say petrol because when they invented cars they made petrol cars and from the chemicals etc. in petrol they invented diesel
Electric cars are better for the environment. Whereas, the fuel vehicle emits harmful gases like carbon due to petrol or diesel. But, electric vehicles produce fewer greenhouse gases and air pollution than petrol. That's why interest in purchasing an electric vehicle is increasing.
No they ran on Diesel
well i should expect so, they have cars,right? i mean they could use diesel but i expect most of their cars are petrol cars.
There is a lot of difference between CO2 emissions from different cars. It will also depend on the type of fuel used : petrol (gasoline), diesel or other carbon based fuels.