In article <iou8fvs4sjuuodd57ab8nt4km4psgdnf1b@4ax.com>,
Bruce L. Bergman <blpythonbergman@earthlink.invalid> wrote:
fuel octane ratings/needs and oil change frequencies have become captive
to advertising operating costs. advertisers operate on the belief that
everyone should buy a new car every year or two. toyota builds vehicles
that will easily go 300,000 miles without a major problem. that doesn't
fit well with advertising, especially here in america. newer is better,
right? even if you 11th grade clothes fit you in 12th grade, you
couldn't wear them, right? (my apologies to punk ethic)
the fact is, your toyota will run better and last longer, if this is
what you want, by changing your oil every 3000 miles and using 91 octane
or better gas. yes you will be giving oil companies more money than they
need, but we all ready gave them a president, so what difference does it
make? spend the money on gas now. drive your toyota over 350,000, as i
have done twice now. i think you'll get your money's worth
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