The world is shifting toward clean energy, and that means diesel has become a dirty word. It’s no secret that diesel emissions are extremely harmful to the atmosphere, as are gasoline emissions, but ...

Most people pump diesel without thinking about what's in the nozzle, but the stuff has a long journey before it hits your fuel tank. Diesel doesn't magically come out from underground — it's ...

Drivers, particularly in rural areas, might have heard they can save money with off-road diesel, but what is it, and why can't you use it on the road?

When the temperature drops into the negatives, your vehicle faces several challenges. Cold weather thickens engine oil, saps ...

Diesel fuel has undoubtedly taken a lump or two over the last decade-and-a-half. But even Volkswagen's infamous "Dieselgate" scandal couldn't completely derail diesel engines as a viable, more ...

Many gas stations host diesel pumps that can be easily confused with gas pumps. Pumping diesel into your gas car can wreak havoc on its systems, forcing you to call a tow truck and mechanic.

This FleetOwner Fleets Explained article details the different types of fuels powering trucking and commercial fleets, where they are used, and where to find them. Even those not in the transportation ...

Diesel engines are known to be reliable and long-lasting, but they can also present unique maintenance issues that you must understand to avoid, and high up on that list is the gelling of diesel fuel.

Normal-sized diesel-powered cars capture a significant foothold in a huge market outside the U.S., here’s why.