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This is how an Audi VR6 engine cylinder head (cover removed) looks when new:This is how it looks when used and properly maintained:And this is how it looks after being driven 135,000km (84,000mi) with the same oil:If a nugget of that gunk comes loose in the wrong place, it clogs an oil channel and kills the engine.The gunk also acts as an insulator, constantly overheating parts of the engine, leading to warping and cracking.Image sources: Reddit: Audi TT with 84,000 miles without an oil change. • /r/JustrolledintotheshopImgur: Audi TT

This story dates back to the year 2000. My uncle who served in the police was on his way back home during his holidays. He was at that time posted in Shimla and had to undertake a 35 hour train journey to be home. On his way to the railway station he noticed a well dressed man struggling with his bike. He asked him if he could be of any help. But the man refused saying that if he stayed there any longer, he would miss his train. So the man and my uncle hired an auto to reach the railway station as soon as possible. They both went their ways after reaching the station.My uncle's train soon arrived. He boarded the train as soon as the gates opened and settled down on his seat. By this time it was already 7 in the evening and it was getting dark owing to the chilly winter season. In no time the train left the station behind and was now picking up speed. The TTE( the person who checks the tickets of the passengers, travelling ticket examiner) arrived and stood beside my uncle's seat. My uncle handed the ticket to the TTE. He then realised that the TTE was the same person he had met on the road an hour back. Both of them were surprised and the TTE promised to have a seat just beside my uncle's after his work was done.My uncle had dinner with the TT after his day's work was done. They had a nice little chat and after a while both of them dozed off. It was 11pm already. The coach was empty as most of the passengers were to board the train from stations the next day.Around 2:45–3am the train halted on a small bridge in between many hectares of farm.The TT had his sleep disturbed due to the little jerk that was felt as the train came to a halt. Suddenly there was a knock on the window on which my uncle had rested his head. (Sleeper trains have a transparent glass window which can be opened by the passengers). My uncle was awake now. He looked out of the window to check who it was. He found a lady who had wrapped a black shawl over herself to beat the cold chilly winds. She was begging for food and money. The TT had his attention all over this. He was alert. My uncle was in no mood to waste his time for anything other than his sweet sleep. So he put his hand in the wallet and pulled out a 10 rupee note. As he was about to raise the glass window, the TT raised his voice at the old lady on the other side of the window and tried to shoo her away. After a while she was gone. My uncle, quite puzzled asked the TT why he had done so as he was going to give her few bucks?.The answer he gave, sent shivers down my uncle's spine.He said: You can look at a person's face while sitting in the train when the other person is standing at the station platform. But you could see the lady's face even when the train was on a bridge which was above a small water canal. There were only two ways that this could be possible. 1) Either the lady was atleast 11 feet tall, or, 2) she was flying in the air.And, neither of the options sound reasonable enough to a normal human mind....It's the first time my answer has got so many upvotes.Thanks to everyone🖤⚽