Comments by "sunnymas" (@sunnymas2656) on "Oil Changes - Which country is doing it right? Random Differences Pt. 3 | Feli from Germany" video.

  1. I fix car and motorcycles, even engines, since 45 years. You can smell it at the oil, if you need an oil change. I do it the german way, or less - never got problems. Even no problems with cheap engine oil. I do a full car service every two years. Just before the safety check. I have a car service light in my car. I delete it. But I think, it is made by my car manufacturers, to make more money. And to be shure, that the car works any time. For people, who don´t know about cars. I didn´t have seen oil change lights in our cars in germany. I think, it´s made for the oil industry, to make more money. All spare parts I buy it by internet, or at independent dealers. It is a lot cheaper, as at the car shop of the (german) brand. An oil change at a BMW car, was very expensive at a BMW brand car shop. (Contract dealer) for $ 200. At an independed car shop - half price only - same job - includes the same synthetic oil. If you drive a german car, you get lock-in by very expensive spare parts. (And bad made cars) Japanese cars are the best, ie Toyota, Honda and Subaru. I drive a german car (Opel Astra G, station car) because I got it for free. And it´s very reliable. But it is my last german car, to buy for. I have an old Opel Kadett station car, made 1989. It is soo easy and cheap, to fix it. I can fix all, at this simple car. It has an automatic transmission made by GM. But it was made for bigger cars, so it works allways and forever.
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