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Is phosgene gas in automotive exhaust?

Phosgene gas is not present in automotive exhaust under normal operating conditions. Phosgene gas (COCl2) is a highly toxic gas used in the production of isocyanates and other chemicals. It is not a component of fuel or engine emissions and is not produced by the combustion of gasoline or diesel fuel in vehicles.
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