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Can you get any of the flakes in the oil to stick to a magnet?

Nobody's "crying" You can just make the numbers sound different by comparing different things

Different amounts for different setups but that amount of oil in the catch can for that mileage isn't uncommon.

The world is filled with horror stories of people taking their car to the dealership or oil change places. Why would that have you wonder?

I agree that there is other information, but if he's got a ton of metal flakes in his oil, he already knows something's up. If you have bearing material or something like that in your oil, who cares about the rest of it? You can check the glitter with a magnet and see what it is. Why spend $40+...

Alternator belt slip?

Imagine how disappointed he'd be if he got the EcoBoost!

Kind of wasting money - you can already see the glitter and oil tests won't detect anything big enough to see (only about ten times smaller if I remember correctly)

Not a good sign. Check the filter in 1k miles

Sounds better than '1st half of 2026 has seen only 1900 more sales than 2024, the worst year ever" They are having the best start of the year since 2021, though.

Rivian R1T surprised me, hit the limiter and still edged the GTD out in the 1/4

Plus with turbos you don't have to listen to the open bypass valve all the damn time

That sounds about right for a tuned car. They get a sizeable pickup from a tune like most turbo cars do

Those timers aren't accurate and there's no way you're running those times

$4.29 yesterday, prices seem as high as ever

So dumb that Dodge calls the V6 the GT

Super Coupe Sports Car Super Car Have they referenced exactly what it means in any official document or interview?

Edmunds Dark Horse did but there was some thoughts that they covered it because they are Edmund's

Three years from the purchase date of your car, not the blower Also limited amounts that they will pay for repairs, the transmission repair is limited to something silly like $2500. And word is they won't cover catalytic converter failure