Steps:
1.
Avoid hard or frequent starts
and stops, corner at reasonable
speeds and generally drive conservatively.
2. Check oil frequently. Add as
necessary.
3. Check coolant frequently. Add
as necessary.
4. Keep a garbage bag in the car
so trash doesn't end up on the
seats or floor.
Tips:
New
cars last longer with very minor
attention to care. Check fluids
frequently and do not drive harder
than is necessary.
Highways are easier on cars than
stop-and-go driving. Take the
freeway whenever possible.
After first tank of gas is used
up, refuel with the an octane
level that prevents "pinging"
- a sound the car makes.
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