Modern engines aren't built the way they used to be-and it's not an accident.

Today's vehicles deliver more power, higher RPM's better fuel economy, and lower emissions than ever before. But there's a trade-off most drivers never hear about: engine lifespan.

In this episode, we break down why:

1) Internal tolerances are tighter than ever

2) engine oil is thinner than it's ever been

3) High-revving engines are designed for performance, not longevity

4) And why modern engines expire much like a race engine when the job is done

We also ask the most important question most drivers never consider:

Is your vehicle an asset - or a liability?

Fleet vehicles routinely last hundreds of thousands of miles because they're maintained to extract every dollar of value. Private owners? Many lose 30-40% o ...