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This landcruiser got into an accident and the frame separated from the body . is this normal ? because this is my first time seeing such thing .

crazy how Toyota recommends 0w20 for all their cars in the US , yet they recommend multiple viscosity's up to 15w40 in Europe for the same car

True but most cars don’t have oil coolers . My gmc does have an oem oil cooler, but I noticed oil pressure drops slightly after off roading or high speeds like 110 mph . even with 5w30 let alone 20w50 . Thick oil keeps the oil pressure where i like it. Doesn’t get below 50f so why not My vic is...

I know ford ,Toyota, Hyundai all say slow speed driving is severe service

most car manufacturers list low speed driving as severe service unlike highway driving which can rack up miles on the car faster than city driving. some oil change intervals can go by hours instead of mileage which goes against your point .

Would you rather buy a car that is 90% highway driven with 100k miles or a car that is driven in the city for 90% of its life at 50k miles?

My crown vic and gmc sierra take 20w50 castrol and they love it especially in summer heat at 45C

I have the 2.73 rear end on my panther and it gets 24 mpg at 90 mph, almost as good as my brothers 4 cylinder camry lol. These cars are really strong and cheap to fix,plenty of parts new or from the junkyard.

Maybe, but can you say the same about Australian oil since they recommend the same thing ? I think heat is the killer here

pulling the ABS fuse is the way to go , every car nowadays will not turn off everything from the button alone

This is what Toyota recommends for the fj cruiser 1GR engine . can someone explain how 5w30 is not ok but 10w30 is? they both have the same hot viscosity .

Its a common issue for the taurus. Water pumps have a high failure rate on these cars , they always leak first so you have time to fix it before it overheats car is popular in Saudi Arabia and its issue is known Edit:for 2010-2019 models