The extension of engine life is essentially a adherence to the principles of "sufficient lubrication, efficient combustion, and reasonable load". By carrying out daily standardized operations and regular scientific maintenance, the engine can maintain strong power for a long time, providing protection for the vehicle.

Whether to choose V6 or inline -6 depends on the driving needs: focus on smoothness, handling, and low maintenance costs, choose inline -6; Pursuing space utilization and daily driving flexibility, V6 is a more practical choice.

Pursuing ultimate power, high-speed performance, and sufficient budget, choose a turbocharger; Emphasis is placed on low-speed smoothness and city driving, with mechanical superchargers being more suitable. Nowadays, technologies such as electronic turbines and variable cross-section turbines have alleviated turbo lag, and in the future, both technologies will continue to be optimized to provide consumers with more choices.

As the "heart" of a car, the health of the engine directly determines the performance and lifespan of the vehicle. And "carbon buildup" is one of the most common "chronic diseases" of engines. Whether your car is new or old, understanding the causes, hazards, and cleaning methods of carbon deposits is an essential task.