Which of the following is NOT a typical product produced by a refinery?

The correct choice identifies automobiles as the product that is not typically produced by a refinery. Refineries primarily process crude oil into various petroleum products. This includes jet fuel, heating oil, and lubricating oils, all of which are derived from the complex refining process aimed at separating and transforming petroleum into usable fuels and lubricants.

Automobiles, on the other hand, are manufactured goods that require multiple components, including engines, bodies, and interiors, produced by automotive manufacturers rather than refineries. While refineries contribute to the automotive industry by providing fuels and lubricants, the final assembly and production of vehicles occur outside the realm of a refinery’s function. Thus, the identification of automobiles as not being a typical refinery product is accurate.