MJSykes
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Originally Posted By: accent2012
Break that engine properly. Keep the factory fill until you have to change it according to the manual.
FF is not synthetic oil according to people on hyundai-forums who have contacted their respective dealerships. As to what brand of oil? No one is sure and it isn't a big deal.
My car's performance has not changed. it still runs great and I get the advertised gas mileage if I drive it conservatively, but most of the time I do not as I like this car and it likes to go fast.
I almost bought an Accent before I discovered the Veloster on Hyundai's website. Your car is slightly more fuel efficient due to being lighter, but I love my Vster. I get over 40 mpg on the highway when I hold the speed below 60 mph, but I usually do not; my Vster also likes to go fast.
Regarding what dealerships say about the FF... I suspect most dealerships use cheap dino oil for oil changes and therefore have some incentive to claim that the FF is also dino. I'd like to see a laboratory analysis of the FF or read something from Hyundai corporate on the issue.
Break that engine properly. Keep the factory fill until you have to change it according to the manual.
FF is not synthetic oil according to people on hyundai-forums who have contacted their respective dealerships. As to what brand of oil? No one is sure and it isn't a big deal.
My car's performance has not changed. it still runs great and I get the advertised gas mileage if I drive it conservatively, but most of the time I do not as I like this car and it likes to go fast.
I almost bought an Accent before I discovered the Veloster on Hyundai's website. Your car is slightly more fuel efficient due to being lighter, but I love my Vster. I get over 40 mpg on the highway when I hold the speed below 60 mph, but I usually do not; my Vster also likes to go fast.
Regarding what dealerships say about the FF... I suspect most dealerships use cheap dino oil for oil changes and therefore have some incentive to claim that the FF is also dino. I'd like to see a laboratory analysis of the FF or read something from Hyundai corporate on the issue.