Engine oil MOTUL or Motorcraft

i recently stopped using the Honda OEM mineral oil that they supply and switched to Motul Technosynthese 5w30 on my activa, even after almost 1500km, its super smooth , almost like new oil

Motul 7100 5w40 is an excellent choice, I've been using it too.

I use it in my '14 1200 GS and it's the best oil for the job, tried Castrol and it's not even close. With Motul she runs much smoother and the gearshifts are much better than on Castrol, or OEM BMW oil for that matter

All my cars i use motul 8100 power so spending price ranging from 300 to 1000.

Só compro óleo original na concessionária e da Motorcraft conforme manual.

I run 300v Motul. Much better than Motorex cross power in my bike. Also tried Motul 7100 but that was no better than the Motorex. Have to change oil at 5000km with 300v, but I do that anyway or earlier.

Motul x-clean EFE. Went back to 5W-30 since I saw some MPG lost (the STI is DD).

Motul 8100xclean 5w40 during the summer since I'm in az and every day is 100+, the 5w30 loses its viscosity too fast in the summer

I’m switching from Motul to it since Motul is hard to come by where I am, and I hate buying oil online.

It’s absolute trash, stop using it.

A little back story I just recently did an oil change in my ‘20 WRX, was using Valvoline full synthetic and decided to try out Motul, noticed my oil temps went up 4-6° and started doing some research into oil. Discovered that Motul ranks 177 out of 244 oils tested for wear protection, Amazon basics and Walmart ranked higher.