What are the differences between 92, 95, and 98 octane gasoline?
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92, 95, and 98 octane gasoline differ in their suitability for different types of vehicles: 92 octane gasoline is suitable for mid-range cars that do not require high fuel specifications; 95 octane gasoline is suitable for turbocharged vehicles or those with high compression ratios; 98 octane gasoline is suitable for high-end luxury or high-performance vehicles. The octane rating of gasoline represents the fuel's octane number. A higher octane rating indicates a higher octane number, which means the gasoline has better anti-knock properties. This allows the engine to run more smoothly, reduces wear and tear on the vehicle, and provides better protection for the engine.