The difference is not just speed.
It is how the engine is loaded, how often it changes state, and how long it stays in stable operating conditions.
City driving introduces:
- Frequent acceleration from a stop
- Repeated deceleration and braking
- Idle time with no load
- Shorter run cycles
Highway driving introduces:
- Steady engine speed (RPM)
- Continuous load
- Stable operating temperature
- Fewer transient events
These differences directly affect internal engine conditions.
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