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AMSOIL Engine oil

Amsoil 5w-40 in my 3.6 Corrado that gets pushed hard to redline often and has seen somewhat high oil temps when driving harder. I use liqui moly 5w-40 in my 3.6 CC and 3.0T Q7.

Pros: good for high stress
Cons: high oil temps
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AMSOIL Engine oil

if you to go for the best oil and the most expensive ones, you can use liqui moli, valvoline, ams oil

Pros: best oil
Cons: most expensive
Vehicle: Suzuki Swift
Mileage: 5000 km
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AMSOIL Engine oil

I'm over 50 K on my current Amsoil change. I drive my car a couple thousand miles a month for work. I also put Archoil additive in it when I did the change.

Pros: long change interval
Mileage: 50000 km
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PENNZOIL Engine oil

I flip between Pennzoil Ultra Platinum and Motul X-Clean both in 5W-30 depending on if I order ahead of time online or just go to the store/dealership for parts. Both have been good, just make sure to keep up on maintence schedules and you'll be fine with pretty much anything

Pros: Both have been good
Vehicle: Subaru
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PENNZOIL Engine oil

Pennzoil Platinum or Ultra Platinum 5w20 and WIX 57060 (non XP) filter. I bought my truck with around 40k miles, it now has 90k and have had no issues with the motor changing the oil every 7500 per Blackstone's oil analysis I sent in not long after I took ownership.

Pros: no issues with motor
Mileage: 144840 km
Part number: 57060
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PENNZOIL Engine oil

My dealership usually overfills my car and I do not think they use Toyota 0w-16 based on oil tests I have done. I do my own changes and switched from Toyota 0w-16 to Mobil 0w-16 and landed on Pennzoil presently and going forward.

Cons: switched to Pennzoil oil
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