BMW 320i looks good.

It has been almost five months since I took delivery of my BMW 320i (MT), and recently the 320i has been feeling really good. The other day, my husband, who drove the 320i for the first time in a long time, also said, "I'm very happy with the car.The engine runs great and feels so much better to drive.He said.

In the beginning, I often felt that the car had no power and was not fun at all, but recently I have become more comfortable with it and, on the contrary, enjoy driving more and more.

Even a test drive car with a "Cars with engines running on a regular basis have better RPM growth.I have heard that the 320i is also used almost every day.(I ride at least 5 a week)I wonder if it means that the engine is getting used to it well, as I ride it and climb the steep hill in front of my house quite hard.

With this in mind, I went online and gathered a lot of information.The condition of the car's engineI found a clear article written about The following is what was written there.

The engine of a car that is not driven very often does not circulate oil, which in turn worsens the condition of the engine.
interpoint (interword separation)Pistons, cylinders, etc. are worn the most when the engine is started.If the engine has not been run for more than a week, oil around the pistons and head will fall by gravity into the oil pan, and starting the engine in this condition (dry start) is most likely to damage each part.
On the other hand, in a car that runs every day, the engine is stopped for short periods of time, and when it is restarted, the oil remains between the metal parts.Minimal metal contact at engine startup and less likely to wear out.
The human body "can also get rid of waste by circulating blood," but the car "can also get rid of waste by circulating blood," but the car "can also get rid of waste by circulating blood.Circulating engine oil prevents dirt from settling.It will be."
Source.Why do overdriven cars have better engines?

I see. So, using the above approach, I'd say.Good condition for the engine as I drive the 320i almost every day.I guess you could say it is.

BMW, partner feeling

As soon as the engine was acclimated.I'm starting to fit myself very well.I think the car and I are getting along well. I would say that the car and I have come to breathe together. Since modern cars are electronically controlled by computer, I wonder if the 320i has learned my driving habits. Come to think of it, my husband once told me

Maybe the previous owner drove quietly and didn't raise the RPMs too much."

But then again, perhaps the car has gradually changed as I drive it every day. Of course, I had toI got used to driving a manual car itself.I think this is also a significant point.

These days, compared to before, "Drive smoothly so as to eliminate shift shock.I am now less conscious of the fact that I am not the only one who can shift gears. I am now able to shift gears with a sense of timing based on vehicle speed, engine noise, etc., and my poor downshifting has become a little better recently.

Often, even with regard to horses, "The more you ride, the more the horse and rider will be able to breathe together.They say, "But,As for the 320i, as I drive it every day, I am able to communicate with it more and more, and it feels more like a partner and a beloved car.I have a feeling.

This month, my husband is taking the Porsche Track Experience (PTE) Master Course at Fuji Speedway, and we decided to go along as a family. The car I would normally drive on this occasion would be a Panamera.This time it will be a BMW 320i.

Both the round trip to Fuji Speedway and the long-distance drive of about 1,000 km round trip are new experiences for this BMW 320i, and I am looking forward to seeing what kind of driving I can enjoy with my partner.