suit yourself. *you're probably right, given most you yuppies won't keep
the vehicle long enough to matter. *Might just as well not change it at
all if you're only gonna keep it 50,000 miles or 2 years. *Why bother.?

--
Steve Barker

Not necessary to get your back up, Steve. You claim good results at a
3000 mile interval, and no one doubts that. Many if not most posts
here are claming similar results at longer intervals. This is
consistent with guidance from many if not most auto manufacturers. So
when you make the declarative statement:

"Good advice. Oil SHOULD be changed every 3000 miles. ",

it begs to be challenged.

By the way, this yuppie has never sold or traded a car before
140-160K.