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Monthly Archives: September 2025

How to Keep Your Hyundai Running Beyond 100,000 Miles

How to Keep Your Hyundai Running Beyond 100,000 Miles

Reaching the 100,000-mile mark is a milestone for any vehicle, and with Hyundai’s reputation for reliability, many owners expect their cars to last well beyond it. But longevity doesn’t just happen on its own. Consistent maintenance, timely repairs, and smart driving habits all play a role in keeping your Hyundai performing its best mile after mile. At RM Automotive in Northridge, CA, we’ve helped countless Hyundai owners care for their vehicles long after the warranty period ends. With the right approach, you can easily add years of dependable service to your car’s lifespan. The Importance of Routine Oil Changes Your engine depends on clean, properly flowing oil to stay healthy. Over time, oil breaks down and becomes contaminated, which reduces its ability to lubricate moving parts and control engine temperatures. Neglecting oil changes can lead to sludge buildup, worn bearings, and costly engine damage. For most Hyundai mo ... read more

Why Is My Subaru Burning Oil Faster Than Normal?

Why Is My Subaru Burning Oil Faster Than Normal?

Subarus are known for their reliability and all-weather performance, but if you’ve noticed your vehicle going through oil faster than expected, it’s worth paying attention. While some oil consumption is normal in any engine, excessive burning can signal developing problems. Ignoring it can lead to bigger issues, including engine damage or costly repairs. We’ve seen many Subaru owners come in with questions about oil use. Understanding the possible causes and solutions can save you time, money, and frustration in the long run. Why Subarus Are More Prone to Oil Burning Subarus are unique in their engineering, especially when it comes to their boxer engine design. Unlike traditional inline or V-shaped engines, a boxer engine has horizontally opposed cylinders. This design offers great stability and a lower center of gravity, but it also means oil tends to settle differently inside the engine. Over time, this can lead to increased oil consumption ... read more