How Long Does a Mercedes-Benz Car Last?
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The lifespan of a car is related to the driver's driving habits and usage methods. Below is an introduction to factors affecting and ways to extend a car's lifespan: Factors affecting a car's lifespan: The lifespan of a car depends on driving habits and regular maintenance. With proper maintenance, the car's lifespan can be extended. A car's lifespan can be categorized into three types: technical lifespan, economic lifespan, and effective lifespan. The main concept is the economic lifespan of a vehicle, which can now exceed 300,000 kilometers. Methods to extend a car's lifespan: Regularly replace filters. A clogged filter can cause insufficient air intake to the engine, making it consume more fuel and lose power. Prolonged operation of the engine in this state can reduce its lifespan. Frequently check engine oil, coolant, and windshield washer fluid. Developing good parking habits can reduce the burden on the car's suspension system. Avoid parking the car in environments exposed to sun and rain. The best way to maintain the car's paint is not frequent washing or waxing but preventing unnecessary damage from the start. Do not wait until the fuel tank is empty to refuel. When gasoline is low, the fuel pump may draw in air, debris, and sediment from the bottom of the tank. These excess materials can clog the system and eventually corrode the fuel pump and filter.
