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Mobil Engine oil
Iamnottouchingewe
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Rating 5.0

Prior to switching to this I ran Mobil Delvac 15w40 Dino for 100 k miles. LOA is identical both oils. I have run Delvac in DEtroits, Cats, and Volvo’s.

Pros: identical oil analysis
Mileage: 100000 km
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Castrol Engine oil

I went with the Castrol Edge 0w-40 because it's a great oil with a good PAO content. It's also fairly inexpensive. I'll sacrifice the rebate on Mobil 1 as this oil seems to hold up better for my driving style over 10k miles.

Pros: great oil, holds up better
Mileage: 16093 km
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Mobil Engine oil
tojones
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Rating 5.0

Mobil 1 Synthetic. im at 291k mi. no internal engine repairs. drive i hard every day. i change about every 6k mi. along with factory filter.

Pros: no internal engine repairs, durable with hard driving
Mileage: 468318 km
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Mobil Engine oil

I have a 2014 Audi A5 2.0T owned new since July 2014 and have done about half of the oil changes the car has had, myself. I have 61,000 miles now and the engine remains completely healthy as far as I know, with negligible oil consumption. My car has an electronic display virtual dipstick, not a physical one, and it takes several thousand miles before the oil level dips below "max" by "one notch" on the gauge picture. This type of Mobil 1 is 0W-40, which does meet VW 502. I never was able to tell any difference in feel or economy between the 2 weights of oil even though the Mobil supposedly should be a bit thinner at cold temperatures.

Pros: negligible oil consumption, engine remains healthy
Cons: no difference in feel
Vehicle: Audi A5
Mileage: 98170 km
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Mobil Engine oil

I've used Mobil 1 since 1986 in my other vehicles, but I don't want any issues with VW should there be an engine failure. Once out of warranty, I can buy the same oil for less at Walmart.

Pros: less expensive at Walmart
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Castrol Engine oil

I personally use the Castrol 0W-40 that meets the VW 502 spec. Per the Bob is the Oil Guy forums, it’s one of the best oils out there and is available at a great price from Wal-Mart, at ~$25 per 5qt jug. I’d use this oil in any VW and not think twice.

Pros: great price, best oils
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Castrol Engine oil

I run German (Belgian) Castrol, which comes in a 0w-40 or 0w-30 weight. In general, it's better than the US spec stuff that sage149 posted because Europe has stricter oil standards than the US and it holds better certifications like MB229.5. I mainly run the 0w-40, and while I only have 13k miles, it does include 4 track days and the oil level doesn't change in between oil changes.

Pros: better certifications, oil level stable
Mileage: 13000 km
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Mobil Engine oil
cypherz
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Rating 2.5

Recently got my first oil change at 5K and used mobil 1 0w40. The engine is now louder as compared to what it originally was. Not sure if it is the oil being too thin? or perhaps the cold weather.

Cons: engine louder
Mileage: 5000 km
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