Some very simple tips will extend your engine's life and keep it running smoothly.
Change your filters regularly. The air filter and oil filter in your car is its first line of defense.
Top-up engine fluids regularly.
Change timing belts and spark plugs.
Stick to service intervals.

Yes, the engine probably will last longer but have your mechanic inspect the vehicle to see if the rest of the vehicle will last longer. It may not be worth the expense to repair the engine if the rest of the vehicle needs more $$$$.
make sure your car isn't to low because the exaust might scratch the ground and brake
I was advanced in my homework last week.The timing has advanced on my car's engine. It's no longer running correctly.
If properly maintained, hybrid engines can last 10-20 years or even longer. The battery will need to be replaced, however. With a hybrid car, the concern is generally with the lifespan of the battery since that is where the car gets its power and that is what distinguishes it from a regular engine. The batteries on a hybrid vehicle are intended to last for the lifetime of the car. The engine should also last for the car's lifetime if it is properly maintained.
The lifespan of the clutch on the car is about 90,000 miles, but if prper care is taken, the clutch usually lasts longer. Here are some of the clutches used in the car.: Performance Clutches : These clutches can usually last longer unlike the ordinary clutches. Even driving hard and improper care will also make not much difference to these types. Try not to downshift as it causes the clutches to decrease its lifespan. Downshifting not just breaks the clutch but also the engine.
The engine main and/or rod bearings are worn. Change to a heavier grade oil (higher viscosity number) and the light should stop flickering so much. If you do that you can make the engine last a little longer, but the engine is definitely getting tired.
It means your engine no longer runs, and that you can no longer drive your car because it will not move. It has stopped running. It has broken down.
Different vehicles have different life expectancies. Some cars are built to last longer, with tougher components. Also the way a car is maintained makes a difference. Scheduled maintenance will make a vehicle last considerably longer before an overhaul is needed.
Yes. Once the car's computer is no longer see the malfunction, it will no longer turn on the check engine light. Have the car diagnosed to find out the exact problem.
No, regular maintenance will allow the car to last longer.
Any car. As long as you look after it well and do all the maintenance every so often the car will last for a long time.
Encolsed are btter as they will last longer.