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I agree about the running part but please try to exercise patience and break it in according to manufacturer recommendations that you'll find in the owner's manual. You should change
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I agree about the running part but please try to exercise patience and break it in according to manufacturer recommendations that you'll find in the owner's manual. You should change the oil and filter after that. Doing this will properly set the piston rings and other parts ensuring low or zero oil consumption after breakin and full horse power. Mine used 2.5 litre of oil during break in and has never used a drop after that. A good synthetic is worth the price. Congrats and enjoy your beautiful new car.
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