The use of synthetic oil is on the rise. More people are discovering what is right for their particular vehicle, and listening to the manufacturer's recommendations. There is a difference between the two types. Conventional motor oil is simply oil with additives to help clean your engine. It breaks down at high temperatures, and the additives break up, leaving the oil without cleaning agents, and some engine parts not lubricated properly.
Synthetic, on the other hand, is processed at the molecular level to insure it doesn't break down at extreme engine speeds, and that is maintains its viscosity and the additives still work to clean the engine, even at temperature extremes.
Your dealer will be more than happy to help you find the right oil for your new car, and help you maintain the manufacturer's warranty provisions with just the right oil for you, when you have your next oil change.
Synthetic, on the other hand, is processed at the molecular level to insure it doesn't break down at extreme engine speeds, and that is maintains its viscosity and the additives still work to clean the engine, even at temperature extremes.
Your dealer will be more than happy to help you find the right oil for your new car, and help you maintain the manufacturer's warranty provisions with just the right oil for you, when you have your next oil change.
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