What's the difference between burning oil and gas in a car?

The differences between gas vehicles and fuel vehicles are as follows:

1. Different fuels: the fuel used by fuel vehicles is gasoline, and the fuel used by gas vehicles is natural gas.

2. Different ignition points: the ignition point of gasoline is 427 degrees, and that of natural gas is 650 degrees.

3. The fuel is stored in different ways: the fuel is stored in a tin oil tank and the natural gas is stored in a high-pressure steel cylinder.

4. The economy is different: burning gas is cheaper than burning oil, about half (depending on the specific situation), but the power of burning gas is not as good as burning oil, because the engines of ordinary cars are designed for burning oil, and burning gas will obviously feel insufficient horsepower.