Fuel that exhaust to the atmosphere after use, will this cause any effect to the atmospheric pressure?

Question

As we know that gas (Exhaust gas) is much compressible than the liquid (Petrol and diesel), with so much combustion engines in our world that use petrol and diesel, this huge physical volume (Petrol and diesel) lost every days in our space, will it cause any effect to the atmospheric pressure, or cause other effects to our environment?

Answer 1

It causes heat which excites molecules and raises atmospheric pressure, but they cool off quickly due to dilution. It is the same as pissing in the ocean; technically, it affects the atmoshere but the results are almost nil.

Answer 2

very,very slight change