Recently, the production of diesel vehicles has dropped sharply. The main reason for this was the price. Now diesel fuel costs almost as much as gasoline, so the owners of diesel engines decided to sell their car in order to buy a car with a gasoline engine.
Due to the increase in the cost of diesel fuel, such a car is almost impossible to sell. In addition, maintenance, inspection and repair of a diesel car costs much more than repairing a car with a gasoline engine.
Of course, a diesel car has its own advantages over a gasoline one. The driver consumes more gasoline by 10-12%. This is a pretty significant difference. If we talk about trucks, then it reaches 50%.
Fire safety standards are also lower than for gasoline ones, since diesel is less flammable. Diesel cars are not picky in their maintenance, operation, and also have high reliability. Modern diesel vehicles are equipped with electronics that independently regulate the oxygen content in the mixture. Until recently, only highly qualified specialists could carry out such work.
But such an electronically powered engine also requires high quality diesel fuel. But the efficiency also increases with this.
If in the near future the price policy for diesel fuel does not change, then diesel cars will completely surrender their positions in front of gasoline ones. The forecast is rather disappointing, since the cost of gasoline and diesel fuel are inversely proportional to each other.
