Engine oil

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PENNZOIL Engine oil

I just picked up some Penzoil synthetic 5w-40 today and right on the front of the bottle it says "Meets BMW and Mercedes requirements" a little search on back label listed all the specs and all VW specs listed above are on the back of the bottle.

Pros: meets requirements, good price
Vehicle: BMW
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MOTUL Engine oil

I use Synpower since 20k. But I've decided to try an imported euro spec 5W40 full synthetic for a real good price for a change. Motul 6100 Synergie 5w40 at $5.11/qt with free shipping.

Pros: good price, free shipping
Mileage: 20000 km
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VALVOLINE Engine oil

Valvoline Synpower also meets as many specs as Syntec. Synpower 5w-40 meets API SL/SJ, ACEA A3, and VW 502.00 and VW 505.00. Plus, you can get it for less than 5 bucks a quart

Pros: meets many specs, less expensive
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Mobil Engine oil

Changed it for Mobil 1. My owner's manual specifies API CD oil, so the mobil 1 should be fine (says it is suitable for CF applications).

Pros: suitable for CF applications
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Mobil Engine oil

API (SF) oil usualy contains way more detergent than Diesel CF grade oil. I'm not sure what this kind of oil can do to your engine... But I would suggest using Mobil Delvac 1 oil.

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Mobil Engine oil

Here's something kinda interesting, when using Mobil 1 5w30, I experienced a higher rate of oil consumption than with Mobil 1 0w-40...I was losing approx .5 quarts every 2k miles...the 0w-40 loses nothing between 3k...

Pros: 0w-40 loses nothing
Cons: higher oil consumption
Vehicle: Volkswagen Bora
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