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Classic car oil<\/a> a must for classic cars or not? Some people do not tolerate anything else in the engine of their classic car, others think it is a lot of b*****!<\/p>\n

\"classic<\/a>In this post I will share my thoughts about this topic with you. I think that every serious gearhead knows that the price of engine oil for premium brands is too high. Marketing \/ branding tries to make people believe that a premium oil is a must have and budget brands are no good. But why? Financial gain! I personally have driven roughly 10 \u00a0cars for private use in the last twenty eight years and have never noticed any significant difference in reliability or performance. Both with premium brands and with budget brands. The only thing that I look for is if the specifications meets the minimum requirements for that perticulair engine! And change the oil regularly.<\/p>\n

But these cars where modern cars and not classic cars. I believe that in certain cases classic car oil is the right thing to use.<\/p>\n

Use classic car oil if:<\/p>\n