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Greetings, everyone.

While driving my diesel Insignia to Asda, I had a thought that I would like to share. I was on my way to rescue the day by purchasing food for the kids' school meal.

The temperature at my location is -2 degrees Celsius. I saw that the engine exhibited improved ease of starting, with a noticeable increase in responsiveness. The acceleration and transmission both shown enhanced smoothness, resulting in an overall improved driving experience.

Does anybody else get a distinct sensation in this weather?

It is possible that either the gasoline additive I am using or something else is causing the issue.

Cold air has greater density compared to warm air, resulting in a higher concentration of oxygen per cubic metre. Consequently, it facilitates combustion more readily.

I have also seen this phenomenon, and I own a gasoline-powered internal combustion engine. This is the only vehicle I have ever owned that exhibits enhanced smoothness when it is in a chilly state compared to after it has been warmed up.

Awaiting someone's insight about the quotation.

Enhanced viscosity at lower temperatures

It is peculiar that despite the absence of lubrication on crucial areas, everything proceeds effortlessly.

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