any engine can get condensate if the engine is not operated for enough time to force it out. The oil does not need to get to 100c to do this, but it does take some time. So short drives are really hard on engines.
Also, if you live in an area with wide temperature changes in short periods of time. So a really cold day followed by a warm humid day you can get a lot of condensation as well as the still cold engine will get covered with dew (inside and out) by the warm humid air. Like a glass of gin and tonic will get wet on the outside during a warm summer day.
