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I'd be getting a new car TBH, But yeah I know what you mean. So would I if it was a litre every 500 miles or something like that. But it's not even that cheap now anyway, and it's certainly not going in any of my cars or equipment.

Mannol isn't a 'medium quality oil' far from it IMO

I wouldn't use it if it were free. People need to understand you get what you pay for, although I also agree there's probably not much difference in performance between a good quality synthetic and a very expensive version of the same thing. It's consistently burnt in my engines, even my...

So you'd risk damaging your engine if you can buy that oil cheaply enough?

Please use OEM or a good quality aftermarket option in future, for the sake of your engine, intake sensors and catalyst.

I must say we don't seem to have the sludging issues they get in the USA. Even with extended drain intervals, although maybe some of that is down to fuel quality or other environmental reasons.

ATE, Textar or Genuine manufacturer OEM.

Two stroke will zinc foul your injectors.

Because they've got past form making misleading claims, missing ingredients, brake fluid that doesn't meet specs from what I've been led to believe. I've never been impressed with it, and it seems to get burnt at a much higher rate than better quality oils, even in my lawnmower!

I'm running OEM Ford at the moment, they're definitely better than the Bosch garbage I removed.

Textar, ATE or OEM. I've had poor experiences with Bosch brake pads, Wipers amongst other things recently, and now avoid their products.

Lots of good stuff coming out of China these days. Mahle filters for one

That's the last thing you want. My favourite oil filters are Hengst & Mahle.

No, I mean uncorrupted, he's not being paid, I think he's very genuine. (you cheeky 😀)

I suppose it won't thin out as much at temperature, and due to narrow parameters hold it's viscosity range well?

It continued to be burnt, I switched back to a better quality oil and the consumption stopped. It's also being burnt in my lawnmower, it required a mid season top up of 250ml, it usually uses virtually none.

Not in my experience, very average. Their oil filters are better though

I disagree, big difference between Mann OEM and Aftermarket.

Nah, just hot Garbage