European Full Synthetic

I've been using Valvoline Advanced Full Synthetic 0W-20 for a while now, and it’s always been super reliable. My engine runs smooth and quiet, even during extreme temps. Cold starts are quick, and I’ve noticed better fuel efficiency over time too.Great protection, no burning off between oil changes, and it keeps the engine clean — exactly what you want from a synthetic oil. The 5-quart jug is the perfect size for most cars and a good value for the quality you’re getting.If you do your own oil changes or just want to extend engine life, you can’t go wrong with Valvoline. Solid product from a brand that’s been around forever.

Best value great fuel economy high quality oil easy to use

This is what you use for your vehicles. This is going to give you the extra protection. It's going to give you better engine performance for the simple fact that it has better additives in it. And it will not turn acidic, like regular oil. Well, it'll actually get a much better and longer oil.Usage. It does give me much more miles. It's been a regular oil and the better lubrication. It does take the noise out of your engine. It's just better lubrication, better engine performance, better mileage, that's just the way to go. You can see a difference in your oil filter as well. Highly recommend this one. Keep your engines, sturdy solid, quiet. It's the way to go and use a good oil filter as well. Highly recommend it

Been using Valvoline for years and it hasn’t let me down. The 0W-20 keeps my engine smooth, even in colder Midwest weather. It’s easy to pour and great value for a full synthetic. Mazda CX 5 2016 for reference.

High quality, synthetic at a good price

This Valvoline 0W-40 full synthetic oil performs exactly as advertised. I use it in my European vehicle, and it meets all the specs required by the manufacturer. Cold starts are smooth, engine runs clean, and the oil holds up well between changes. It's a trusted brand and a solid choice for anyone maintaining a Euro car. No surprises—just reliable performance.Q&A Section:Q: Is this oil approved for BMW, Mercedes, or VW specs?A: Yes, it meets ACEA and manufacturer specs for most European vehicles—check your manual to confirm.Q: How often should you change it?A: Typically every 7,500–10,000 miles, depending on driving conditions and your car’s requirements.Q: Does this help with cold starts?A: Absolutely—0W rating means excellent flow at low temps and quick engine protection on startup.Q: Is the 5-quart bottle resealable?A: Yes, it has a secure screw cap for resealing between uses.

motor oil is motor oil, price was more than fair.

Perfect for Havel H6