So lets take a logical look at what has been said....

The MB manual specifies some very cold weather for use of gasoline.... at which.... THAT is the recommendation to KEEP YOUR FUEL FROM JELLING IN YOUR TANK AND YOU FROM FREEZING OUT BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD.. is the way I read it... does that make sense... ?

How many times can you drive up to a service station and GET KEROSENE ?

None that I know of.... I have to go to my local hardware store... and have to search hard to find one which carries it in bulk... instead of just one gallon cans... ever priced Kerosene in the one gallon cans.... and typically they only carry the de-smelled one.. which costs even more...

And while the lubricity has changed... does that mean NO GASOLINE can be used to get you HOME.... or does it just change the max percentage permissible ?