Can gasoline freeze?

Question

Can it freeze? What temp if so?

Answer 1

Gasoline, being a blend of different hydrocarbons does not freeze at any single temperature.  The heavier elements solidify at between -200 and -300F, which is darn cold.  If it is that cold outside I would not drive.  

Answer 2

Gasoline does have a freezing point.  It is far below -97 degrees Fahrenheit, which is its flash point.  This means, it's not going to burn below that temperature, and hence it will become a solid, but will not still burn.