cars get power from gasoline because when the gas enters the cylinder the spark plug explodes the gas which pushes the piston down and turns the crank shaft which moves the car
That's an engine that burns gasoline, to produce motion. Many car engines use gasoline as fuel.
No
All automotive gasolines have engine cleaners in them. "Super" gasoline is only used when your engine "koncks" (Makes a tapping noise) when you stamp on the gas pedal, especially going uphill. If your car manual says to use "Regular" gasoline, do so. "Super" burns quicker to eliminate knocking, but has less available power in it. FYI, diesel fuel has more power in it than gasoline does.
The combustion of gasoline or diesel fuel
NO, do not use diesel oil and a gasoline engine.
Engines use 0 gasoline until they are started.
If your car is running when parked then it is burning gas. Cars use gasoline to run the engine.
An example of directly using fossil fuels is driving a car that runs on gasoline. The combustion of gasoline in the engine generates the power needed to propel the vehicle.
They allow the car to start moving after a prolonged stop with no engine running.
I need gasoline for my car.
If the engine is a diesel use diesel fuel. If the engine is a gasoline engine use unleaded gasoline.
Because it's attached to the engine and uses power when you turn it on. Even if it wasn't attached to the engine, anything in or on a car that takes power in some form will use fuel because ultimately it's the engine that supplies that power.