What was Valvoline thinking?
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Originally Posted By: FermeLaPorte
Mobil is superior
Brainwashed.
Mobil is superior
Brainwashed.
Originally Posted By: JLTD
Originally Posted By: FermeLaPorte
Mobil is superior
Brainwashed.
Says the man with the Amsoil logo splattered all over his signature.
Originally Posted By: FermeLaPorte
Mobil is superior
Brainwashed.
Says the man with the Amsoil logo splattered all over his signature.
Originally Posted By: DBMaster
Originally Posted By: skyactiv
Ashland, parent company of Valvoline, is a Kentucky based company. Things are a little different in Kentucky.
Search on YouTube for "Kentucky is a State" and watch any of the videos that originated in Family Guy. Don't want to insert the video here due to ONE word possibly not being OK.
KY is a Commonwealth, not a state! You're right, though, things are a little different down there, probably has to do with their #1 cash crop! Hint, it's not tobacco!
Originally Posted By: skyactiv
Ashland, parent company of Valvoline, is a Kentucky based company. Things are a little different in Kentucky.
Search on YouTube for "Kentucky is a State" and watch any of the videos that originated in Family Guy. Don't want to insert the video here due to ONE word possibly not being OK.
KY is a Commonwealth, not a state! You're right, though, things are a little different down there, probably has to do with their #1 cash crop! Hint, it's not tobacco!
Originally Posted By: bullwinkle
Originally Posted By: DBMaster
Search on YouTube for "Kentucky is a State" and watch any of the videos that originated in Family Guy. Don't want to insert the video here due to ONE word possibly not being OK.
KY is a Commonwealth, not a state!
Beat me to it!
But then we are in the same "elite" category as Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts as that goes
Originally Posted By: DBMaster
Search on YouTube for "Kentucky is a State" and watch any of the videos that originated in Family Guy. Don't want to insert the video here due to ONE word possibly not being OK.
KY is a Commonwealth, not a state!
Beat me to it!
But then we are in the same "elite" category as Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts as that goes
It's just a name, you're over thinking it.
Just keep it simple and buy Napa oil instead. Synthetic blend and fully synthetic, only 2 colors blue and silver, super easy
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
wemay
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Originally Posted By: dogememe
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
Regular retail price at Walmart:
Pennzoil Plat...$27
Castrol Edge....$27
Mobil1..........$26
Valvoline Syn...$24
Quaker St Syn...$19
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
Regular retail price at Walmart:
Pennzoil Plat...$27
Castrol Edge....$27
Mobil1..........$26
Valvoline Syn...$24
Quaker St Syn...$19
Originally Posted By: wemay
Originally Posted By: dogememe
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
Regular retail price at Walmart:
Pennzoil Plat...$27
Castrol Edge....$27
Mobil1..........$26
Valvoline Syn...$24
Quaker St Syn...$19
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
Originally Posted By: dogememe
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
Regular retail price at Walmart:
Pennzoil Plat...$27
Castrol Edge....$27
Mobil1..........$26
Valvoline Syn...$24
Quaker St Syn...$19
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
Valvoline is NOT worth the same price as M1/Edge/PP
I put Valvoline in the same league as MSS, QSUD, Magnatec, Havoline, and the house brands
However, it is a good deal at Napa when iut's on sale for $2.99/qt like it was last week. Napa Synthetic is rebranded Synpower
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
Valvoline is NOT worth the same price as M1/Edge/PP
I put Valvoline in the same league as MSS, QSUD, Magnatec, Havoline, and the house brands
However, it is a good deal at Napa when iut's on sale for $2.99/qt like it was last week. Napa Synthetic is rebranded Synpower
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Originally Posted By: Y_K
If their latest research shows it is worth the risk, they will come out with Morning After Protection.
If their latest research shows it is worth the risk, they will come out with Morning After Protection.
Originally Posted By: slacktide_bitog
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
Valvoline is NOT worth the same price as M1/Edge/PP
I put Valvoline in the same league as MSS, QSUD, Magnatec, Havoline, and the house brands
However, it is a good deal at Napa when iut's on sale for $2.99/qt like it was last week. Napa Synthetic is rebranded Synpower
Frankly in my book none of those oils are worth what the retail for. Put them on Rollback at $22 and change or less with a good $10 rebate per Jug and their a buy!
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
Valvoline is NOT worth the same price as M1/Edge/PP
I put Valvoline in the same league as MSS, QSUD, Magnatec, Havoline, and the house brands
However, it is a good deal at Napa when iut's on sale for $2.99/qt like it was last week. Napa Synthetic is rebranded Synpower
Frankly in my book none of those oils are worth what the retail for. Put them on Rollback at $22 and change or less with a good $10 rebate per Jug and their a buy!
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Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Originally Posted By: wemay
Originally Posted By: dogememe
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
Regular retail price at Walmart:
Pennzoil Plat...$27
Castrol Edge....$27
Mobil1..........$26
Valvoline Syn...$24
Quaker St Syn...$19
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
90% of oil changes are not pre-planned weeks ahead of time. No fooling either!!!!!
Originally Posted By: wemay
Originally Posted By: dogememe
Originally Posted By: jongies3
I don't see why it's more expensive than regular M1 or PP. It's not marketed as a long drain oil or anything, but is priced like one! For what reason?
SynPower or Valvoline Advanced Synthetic or whatever it's called this week is the same price as M1... what are you talking about?
Regular retail price at Walmart:
Pennzoil Plat...$27
Castrol Edge....$27
Mobil1..........$26
Valvoline Syn...$24
Quaker St Syn...$19
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
90% of oil changes are not pre-planned weeks ahead of time. No fooling either!!!!!
Originally Posted By: Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
90% of oil changes are not pre-planned weeks ahead of time. No fooling either!!!!! [/quote]
Yes in fact 90% of them are very likely not DIY I'd say the members on here have a higher % of DIY OCI but a lot of them are still Oil Store fans paying full boat!
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
90% of oil changes are not pre-planned weeks ahead of time. No fooling either!!!!! [/quote]
Yes in fact 90% of them are very likely not DIY I'd say the members on here have a higher % of DIY OCI but a lot of them are still Oil Store fans paying full boat!
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
Originally Posted By: Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
90% of oil changes are not pre-planned weeks ahead of time. No fooling either!!!!!
Yes in fact 90% of them are very likely not DIY I'd say the members on here have a higher % of DIY OCI but a lot of them are still Oil Store fans paying full boat! [/quote]
Johnny, you are very clear in your many postings that you prefer to pay $10 for a jug of oil. We get that. Not everyone has your mindset and why should you worry what others pay?
Originally Posted By: Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted By: JohnnyJohnson
So tell me what fool pays the regular price except those people whose planning ability ends at their nose?
90% of oil changes are not pre-planned weeks ahead of time. No fooling either!!!!!
Yes in fact 90% of them are very likely not DIY I'd say the members on here have a higher % of DIY OCI but a lot of them are still Oil Store fans paying full boat! [/quote]
Johnny, you are very clear in your many postings that you prefer to pay $10 for a jug of oil. We get that. Not everyone has your mindset and why should you worry what others pay?
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