Hudson Super-Six 1926, Instruction Book, Page: 3 / 24

Prolonging the Life
of Your Car
The care given to a motor car during its first 1,000 miles
governs to a large extent the length and the satisfaction of
its service.
During this critical period of its life the car should not
be driven faster than 25 miles an hour, and it should be
generously lubricated. It is recommended, even thereaf-
ter, to approach higher speeds gradually.
We recommend that the oil in the crankcase be com-
pletely changed after the first 250 miles and every 500
miles there-after. Other parts of the chassis should be
lubricated according to the instructions given in the fol-
lowing pages of this book.
It will be advantageous to the owner, too --even though
he is an experienced motorist to read this book through,
and to develop the habit of treating his car with proper
care and consideration.
By proper lubrication, which is too often neglected, and
by following the other instructions in this book, the owner
can do much to prolong the life of his car and thus realize
the full value from his investment.