Source-linked oil additives comparisons, with exact product configurations and original test context.
Bench reports that Liqui Moly was the only tested additive to match the motor-oil baseline. That outcome does not show an improvement over plain oil or establish suitability for a particular engine.
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300 ml can
Bench explicitly reports that only Liqui Moly tied the motor-oil baseline; no improvement is claimed.
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| Not ranked | LIQUI MOLY MoS2 treatment 2009, 300 ml300 ml canMatched source oil baseline |
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Source-supported result
Bench explicitly reports that only Liqui Moly tied the motor-oil baseline; no improvement is claimed.
This result applies to the model and configuration in the original test.
See product detailsPF Shop summarizes results attributed to Project Farm in Bench. Read the catalog entry for the source verdict and lineup, and the video for the testing context.
