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The bi-fuel petrol engine
The condition of the vehicle and the engine chosen for it have a major bearing on its consumption. Therefore, when comparing two vehicles with the same performance travelling on the same road, the diesel engine will represent lower expenditure for the driver than the petrol engine.
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The bi-fuel petrol engine
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