What is the name of a fuel that stored in tanks and used cars?

The fuel that is stored in tanks and used in cars is called gasoline or petrol. It is a type of hydrocarbon fuel derived from crude oil and refined to a specific quality and composition for use in spark-ignition internal combustion engines. Gasoline is highly flammable and has a high energy content, making it suitable for powering vehicles that require quick acceleration and high speeds. It is typically stored in a fuel tank located in the rear or undercarriage of a car and is delivered to the engine through fuel lines and injectors.