TimberWolf
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You do know that Honda uses 0W-40 in the NSX engine, right? It does stop/start too because it is a hybrid. The engine in the NSX is a bespoke design especially for that car, not an adaptation of a current production V6. If 0W-20 is such a great oil, why do you think Honda uses an "inferior" grade for their halo car?But in an EU car with automatic engine idle stop/start a less viscous oil (let's say 5w30 or 0w30) would be still somewhat better than a 0w40 I think. Just because theoretically it can reach all engine part somewhat faster. Not like it would really matter since almost everybody turns that damn thing off.
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