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Rub some cardboard on that and it will shine like chrome ;)

Someone who buys the cheapest motor oil with the longest advertised mileage guarantee but only if there is a rebate available. Then they take samples and do multiple UOAs because they don't want to hear from other BITOGers that they "ain't done used it 'nuff!" Gotta make sure they squeeze...

I am Definitely thinking about putting a jug of this in my Subaru for the coldest months in the winter. It reminds me of the NES cartridge for the legend of Zelda.

I remember when the loves in my area started using e15 for their lowest price gasoline offering and I thought it was such a gip. I stopped by from them and started buying from the road ranger across the street because frankly my car runs way better on top tier versus generic e15.

This is a heavily debated topic within the Subaru realm. For example the current FA24F engine (used in WRX, Ascent, Outback XT, etc) has 0w20 recommended for usage while the former WRX and Forester XT engine, FA20F, has a tighter clearance range yet recommended 5W30. What I just said above...

If one wishes to pinch incense to the bypass boogeyman, I would recommend using the Microgard Select MSL57055 from O'Reilly Auto Parts on a Subaru: https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/select/filters/engine-oil-filter/80c2d8dbb188/microgard-select-engine-oil-filter/mgd5/msl57055

I've got some oil to sell you and it will meet whatever criteria you have in mind, so long as you give me your money. How would you like to pay me?

Please forgive the TV watchers that are into political theater. My dad really believed that this was different than professional wrestling.

Don't buy anything American or British either.

I just saw this at a Weimart in Indianapolis that was in an opened Ultra Box, 7317 series. I don't need any right now as I'm still going through my stash of OG wire backed ultras but this is a very positive development and I might look to buy some of these in the future.

I am not a huge Verizon fan that I've been with them for a few years now and have stayed with them really only because of their credit card program which I use to pay off most, if not all, of my wireless bill every month. If not for that I would go back to AT&t because I was much happier with...

The penny pinching desperation vibes this thread is giving off has me very concerned 🫤 To have to spend this much time and put this much thought into "saving" an incredibly small amount of money is not good for one's mental health 🤯

I'd still rather pay a few bucks more and get M1 ESP 0W-20 Not a bad deal for EP though.

EP has a substantially higher moly content, I know that for certain.

In another recent thread I asked about whether or not an API certification even matters, from more perspective please see the thread linked below: https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/mobil1-esp-question.396249/ If it does matter to you just use an API certified oil say during warranty.

MB 229.71 Apples to apples Commonly available at Walmart Apples to apples We are talking in this thread about the two products being alternatives to one another apples to apples

Here are two things I noticed when comparing the two 0w20 specs, which for the most part are very similar except for these two: M1 ESP 0W20 Flash point: 235 Pour point: -51 Castrol EP 0W20 Flash point: 203 Pour point: -42

Now you're saying you don't know your credit score?!? Seriously, are you serious? You make a thread about financing a used vehicle and asking everyone to speculate on your behalf as to why the end numbers are what they are and you don't give us anywhere near the full picture (you are the only...

Just to clarify that $28,000 figure is based on the payment amount multiplied by the payment term which is why I made my comment about not knowing anything about his financing details. For all we know he could have a 400 credit score and he is dealing with one of those "we can get financing...