Re: Automakers Lengthen Oil Change Intervals

This is hardly news to people that have been using full synthetic oils.

3,000 miles or 3 m>"C. E. White" said in
rec.autos.driving: > >>Most major automakers agree: The adage that you should change your >>car's oil every 3,000 miles is outdated, and even 5,000 miles may be >>too often, The Associated Press reported. > >My Corvette went 10,000 miles before the engine computer told me to >change the oil. > >>Ford Motor Co. became the latest manufacturer to extend its oil life >>guidelines, making public that it is raising the recommended oil >>change interval from 5,000 miles to 7,500 miles on its newly >>redesigned 2007 models and all subsequent redesigned or new models, AP >>said. >> >>The company, like many other manufacturers, said last week that higher >>oil quality standards and new engine designs were responsible for the >>change, which affects vehicles driven under normal conditions. > >This is devastating news for the oil change industry. :)
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