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The problem with compression gasoline engines is fuel quality. The reason no other manufacturer has went this route, is if you get a bad batch of gasoline, the vehicle will just stall out. The octane has to be consistent. Also, if your idiot spouse accidentally puts a tank a regular in, you have to have the expense of getting the fuel pumped out, the fuel lines flushed, to get the car running again. This is a lot of responsibility to place on the shoulders of the general public.
A standard gas engine is very forgiving when it comes to fuel quality.
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