Gasolina is a common fuel used in internal combustion engines, primarily in vehicles like cars and motorcycles. It is derived from crude oil through a refining process and consists mainly of hydrocarbons. Gasoline is known for its ability to ignite easily, making it suitable for powering engines. The energy content of gasoline allows vehicles to travel long distances efficiently. It is typically sold at gas stations and is measured in liters or gallons. The use of gasoline has significant environmental impacts, contributing to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, which has led to the development of alternative fuels.