is AGO and diesel the same?

AGO (Automotive Gas Oil) and diesel are often used interchangeably, but they can refer to slightly different products depending on the context. Generally, AGO refers to a specific grade of diesel fuel used for diesel engines, while "diesel" can refer to a broader category of fuel types, including various formulations. Both are derived from crude oil and share similar properties, but AGO typically meets specific standards for use in vehicles.