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300,000 km is about 186k miles. I've seen a few Priuses (don't know if that's the proper plural) go over 250k miles, or about 400,000 km. If you're planning on keeping it, as your post suggests, I'd change it every 30 - 40k miles, or 50 - 70,000 km.

The best one is a clean and often changed one that fits your vehicle's specs.

Online reading can be dangerous. Go with what the manual says. Change if often and be done with it.

The clean and often changed one that meets your vehicles specs

Haven't consistently watched pro sports since my first child was born 18 year ago and I'm still alive and thriving.

Using M1 and going 3500 mile OCI is a bit too soon and pretty much a waste of money. You engine won't know the difference between 3500 and 5 - 6k mile OCI. As long as M1 doesn't burn in your engine, you're good to go. Chances are you'll never have an oil related issue. If something goes :poop...

Move along. Nothing to see here.

At least you're part of the .5% of vehicle owners that change the trans fluid. Good for you.

Good oil. Use it and you're vehicle will love you.

So selling it is illegal, but have it is not? Either people are going to buy them in another state, or move. But not to Florida. We're full.

It's a hard decision to hold someone accountable for doing, or not doing, something that they've never been trained to do, and perhaps simply don't know. When one is not trained and equipped for a certain situation, the result is always panic. It's a tough call for the judge.

Havoline is a great oil and can easily go 5k miles.

Probably almost the same as regular Pennzoil. Maybe a little more moly or calcium.

Like the TONS of Moly. Good going. VML is a great oil and has served your engine well.

Mike Nesmith of The Monkees passed away. https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/michael-nesmith-of-the-monkees-dies-at-78/ar-AARH2mq?ocid=hplocalnews&li=BBnb7Kz

Good OCI and trans fluid change. Maybe an oil catch can. We had a 2012 Soul that we drove from Oregon to Florida and it ran perfectly.

Dodge? Nope.

Cars and SUVs are only a small part of their portfolio. I've ready they've diversified in other areas and aren't too concerned about their ever decreasing personal vehicle market. No reason why they couldn't stand with Honda and Toyota, but they've chosen not to.

Havoline is a great oil.

Oh, sorry. One Hit Wonder. NOT, wonder why everyone doesn't like it?