Can New Cars Use Fuel Additives?

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New cars should not use fuel additives, as doing so may actually increase engine carbon deposits. Below are detailed explanations: When to consider using fuel additives: When a car has traveled 20,000-30,000 kilometers, and due to increased sludge and carbon deposits, symptoms such as idle shaking, reduced power, slower acceleration, and increased fuel consumption appear, fuel additives may be considered. However, it is essential to purchase from official channels. Using counterfeit products not only fails to remove carbon deposits and protect the engine but may also cause damage to the engine. Precautions when using fuel additives: Long-term use of fuel additives is harmful to the engine. Excessive use can increase carbon deposits in the combustion chamber. If excessive amounts are added over a long period, it may even lead to engine knocking, detonation, and deterioration of vehicle exhaust emissions.