Classic car care: Fountain of youth for your favorite

This year, LIQUI MOLY has won the "Motor Klassik Award" in the lubricant category for the eighth time in a row. The votes in the annual Motor Klassik readers' poll were clear: 69.1 per cent of poll participants gave us their votes in continual recognition of our expertise in this field. We would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
Those who have classic cars know how valuable the fascination of cars is and would like for their vehicle to remain in outstanding condition for as long as possible. The best is just about good enough here. Be it inside or outside: Neglectfulness in maintenance and care can lead to tears in the upholstery covers, rust and brittle plastic, for example. This reduces the fun on a trip out and the value of the treasured vehicle.
Oil
To ensure your classic car always delivers full performance, the right motor oil is essential. Oil is the lifeblood of the motor. The wrong oil can, particularly in older motors, lead to motor failure in the worst case. Modern oils have cleaning properties, among other things. It is generally advisable to drive with the factory recommended oil release. LIQUI MOLY Classic motor oils are specially attuned to the requirements of classic cars with and without oil filters. Therefore, the SAE 30 and the SAE 50 are suitable for vehicles without oil filters. For vehicles with oil filters the SAE 20W-50 HD is recommended. Selected, mineral base oils and additives ensure optimum lubrication and a very good wear protection under all operating conditions.
The icing on the cake for care of the inner vehicle values: A motor flush (e.g. with Motor Clean or oil sludge flush) including additional wear protection with the LIQUI MOLY Oil Additive. The molybdenum disulphide (MoS2) in it forms a highly resilient lubricant film on all surfaces subject to friction and movement. It minimizes friction and ensures the components run more smoothly. So that the motor once again purrs like a cat.
Unsure when it comes to the choice of oil? The oil guide is practical and easy to use. Here you will quickly and easily find oils and other matching products. And, in complicated cases or if you have unanswered questions, our service hotline or mail is also happy to help.
Additives and other lubricants
Replacing the gearbox oil is recommended from time to time, particularly in the case of automatic transmissions, e.g. with the highly effective Gear Tronic and ATF Top Tec 1100 or 1300 suitable for classic cars. Those who would like a quieter and softer shifting gearbox, they are highly recommended the Gearbox Oil Additive. Just as in the oil additive, MoS2 is also found in the version developed for gearboxes. The result: Quieter running and softer shifting.
The lead substitute lubricates and protects the valve seat rings of vehicles that originally required leaded fuel. It reduces wear on the cylinder head and ensures optimum compression. It increases operating safety and prevents motor damage.
Particularly older vehicles still have carburetors. Here the mtx carburetor an valve cleaner is an advisable companion. It removes deposits in the carburetor, on valves and spark plugs and in the combustion chamber, as well as preventing new deposits from forming. It also protects the entire fuel system against corrosion and prevents the carburetor from icing over.
Ideal for diesel: The Super Diesel Additive. It removes deposits in the diesel injection system and combustion chamber, as well as preventing their return. It also maintains all components of the diesel injection system, and it prevents baking and resin-bonding of the jet needles.
2026-08-19
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