If lavish trimmings and a calm driving experience are your thing, the GLE-Class is king. Our 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class First Drive Review: https://t.co/xM25wfOhSa pic.twitter.com/FYSktcbvRN
— Autoblog (@therealautoblog) November 22, 2018
The quality of the fuel and oils you use in your vehicle matters.
As your engine is running, poor quality fuel and oil can leave
behind performance robbing deposits. These deposits will
gradually build up over time and cause you the following problems:
- Premature Fuel Injector & Spark Plug Failure
- Lower Fuel Economy & Loss of Performance
- Hard Starting & Rough Running Conditions
- Greatly Reduced Engine Life
So how can you avoid these problems?
- Always use 91 Octane Gasoline or better
- Change your engine oil every 5,000– 7,000 miles
- Add a fuel system cleaner to the fuel at every oil change
- Perform an induction system cleaning every 30,000 miles
Vehicles are a major investment. Proper care is money well spent.
Updated Audi R8 won’t have a V6 version after all: https://t.co/MFH047mN39 pic.twitter.com/AVUEc1xgUw
— Autoblog (@therealautoblog) November 15, 2018
Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class caught in nearly bare metal: https://t.co/Ts7yCUj6R3 pic.twitter.com/OgjzTIgZiN
— Autoblog (@therealautoblog) November 9, 2018
Keep @Audi weird! An ode to the RS3's riotous five-cylinder engine: https://t.co/ZlHHR6CaCP pic.twitter.com/RzvmUqQXnV
— Car and Driver (@CARandDRIVER) November 11, 2018
The new 2019 @MercedesBenz G-class is slightly more efficient than the old one: https://t.co/52T4GfIHKo pic.twitter.com/kvdzb3C2MV
— Car and Driver (@CARandDRIVER) November 7, 2018
