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What fuel does a motor use?

The fuel a motor uses depends entirely on the type of motor. There are many different kinds. Some examples include:

* Gasoline (petrol): Used in gasoline engines, common in cars, boats, and lawnmowers.

* Diesel: Used in diesel engines, common in trucks, buses, and some cars.

* Electricity: Used in electric motors, found in electric cars, trains, and many appliances.

* Propane: Used in propane engines, found in some forklifts and generators.

* Natural gas: Used in natural gas engines, found in some vehicles and power generation.

* Jet fuel (kerosene): Used in jet engines, powering airplanes.

To know what fuel *a specific* motor uses, you need to specify the type of motor.