It would almost HAVE to be leaking out somewhere. That also depends on your definition of "new". Are you talking 3000 miles or 30000 miles??? Was the oil changed in the last 2 weeks??? IF it leaked out, you should see oil/oily film somewhere on the motor, trans, or the underside of the car.
as the last reply said, i must be a leak, does the car blow huge amounts of smoke on start up, u may not have run the car in proberly and the oil control rings have no seal, if this doesn't apply to you, it could be goin other places, take the cap off the radiator (when its cool) and check to see if theres a huge oil sick or a white cream in ur radiator, if there is burn the car now.
other wise if wat i have said reveals no results check for oil everywhere, it will have covered you engine bay, also check where you park to see if theres oil on the ground, if u still have no hope fill the car with oil, to the full amrk on the dipstick and check it daily, if no loss then no prob, if there is consult ur local mechanic, get several quotes because these can tend to be quite expensive, depending on you car,
goodluck
davo
Have it rebuilt (completely), or replace it with a new engine.
Usually cheaper to change an engine, but then you have an old car with a new engine.
NO!
Yes, it is very important for you to find out the correct engine code for your car. Honda specifically posts these engine codes for cars to help you with your new car.
yes a new engine such as a new rebuilt or you can buy a new engine from a later model year car and install it in an older model year car....thats whats so nice about money and mans ability. but if it is from a new car I would not advise doing it
That depends on the condition of the car.
The engine as delivered in a new car has all spark plugs, but a replacement engine almost never comes with spark plugs as they are considered a "consumable."
Year of car? Make of Car? Engine size?
if it is bluish-gray smoke, you might have one or several busted oil rings. when the engine gets to this point, it is in your best interest to have the engine completely rebuilt, or get a new car
A car engine cost around £2000 for a new one and about £500-£1000 preowned
no the odometer is for the car not the engine
no