This is off the Total Uk website. I think just the stripe on the bottle is a different color, and not the oil
Colour Coded Range
Our colour-coded range of technologically advanced oils makes it easy to choose the right lubricant for your vehicle.
Quartz 9000 - colour code light pink
A fully synthetic, 5w-40 multigrade for higher-performance engines:
gives long-lasting results at higher temperatures than normal mineral oils.
suitable for all petrol engines and fully compatible with catalytic converters.
reduces friction and gives improved fuel economy.
Quart 7000 - colour code dark pink
A 10w-40 multigrade, semi-synthetic oil. Superior care for cars up to 6 years old, or less than 70,000 miles, with performance engines.
available for petrol and diesel engines, mixes with any other leading oil and fully compatible with catalytic converters.
combines the performance attributes of synthetic technology with the economic benefits of mineral oils.
extra protection for all driving conditions.
helps prevent the formation of ‘black sludge’, minimises deposits and wear in the engine.
Quartz 5000 - colour code green (for petrol cars)
Quartz 5000D - colour code orange (for diesel cars)
A 15w40 multigrade oil giving extra care for cars over six years old or that have been driven more than 70,000 miles.
available for petrol and diesel engines
mixes safely with any other quality engine oils
fully compatible with catalytic converters.
offers extra protection for all driving conditions
helps prevent the formation of ‘black sludge’, minimises deposits and wear in the engine.
I just bought a case of the SAAB turubo oil. The bottle looks nothing like the one I posted at the top. It is smooth gray with a gold top. It says made in the EU on the back. I now have a feeling, its Mobil 1 0w30 long life. Here is how the Euro Mobil liter bottle looks like. It even has the same top has a Mobil 1 product.
This is how the Elf bottle looks like
I was thinking. Why would SAAB use Elf for the oil they use at the dealer and sell to customers, while they promote you to use Mobil 1 in their cars?
so, does it look EXACTLY like the Mobil 1 you pictured above? or is the colour the same and the cap the only theing similar? I was really hoping that this would be ELF Evolution but, oh well...
Its the same color gray, and it has the same cap. The spout is on the same side also. This looks to be a Mobil bottle for sure. It looks like SAAB used Mobil bottles for there old oil too. I just hope someone can tell us for sure. I got 500 miles until my first oil change.