No, it will not help at all and you will just be burning a more expensive oil. If it is burning oil then the rings are worn and you need an overhaul. You can try moving to a slightly heavier oil as in going from 10w30 to 10w40 and it may help some, but there is no magic fix.
These products react differently with engine/transmission gaskets. It is best to select a product when the car is new and stick with that product to avoid possible gasket failure (leaks).
You have a haunted car
your car has oil burning in the combustion chamber of your engine , need to rectify the engine block and replace piston rings
no you cannot kill your alternator by switching your battery from one car to another
I would suggest that the Choke is switching off and then the idle is set too low
If this is an older car with a carburetor the accelerator pump is bad. If the car is fuel injected the Throttle Position Sensor may be defective.
More information would really be needed to determine who would be at fault. Generally, the driver of the car that collided with another car is responsible for the accident. They were following too closely if they were in the lane the driver was switching from.However, if the driver of the car that was hit was switching lanes aggressively (in a manner that could have been considered to be reckless) and was rear ended by someone who was in the lane they were switching to they may at least share in the responsibility.
Burning Car was created in 1980.
You need to STOP driving the car and repair the problem. More than likely you have a blown head gasket or a cracked head or both.
HERE'S YOUR ANSWER. STOP BURNING OUT! YA IGNARAMOOSE
5w30 synthetic
5w-20 of any synthetic motor oil brand.