Amazon Oil :)
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Well, When Amazon can birth us and bury us there will be no need to go anywhere else.....
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Well, what was the outcome? So I don't have to listen to Kilmers voice
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WOW, that's synthetic you would not expect no less than that
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2020 S560 Sedan, 2019 SL450, 2019 E450 Luxury Trim Wagon, '24 BMW I7 on order...
I am impressed at the number of W222 owners who change their own oil. The last time I changed my own oil, I believe was around 1976 and the car was a 1965 fuel injected Corvette that I restored. After that, I dedicated my time to my business, my desires ran towards new cars and I just let the dealers service them. Funny story, which I may have told here once before: with the many Corvettes I had in the 60’s & 70’s, I had a six quart pot I used for draining the oil. Then, I got a 1965 Jag XKE. I put my pot under the oil plug, uncorked it and imagine my surprise when my pot overflowed to the tune of about a gallon. Those Jag six cylinder engines held TEN quarts. The driveway was never the same.
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I am impressed at the number of W222 owners who change their own oil. The last time I changed my own oil, I believe was around 1976 and the car was a 1965 fuel injected Corvette that I restored. After that, I dedicated my time to my business, my desires ran towards new cars and I just let the dealers service them. Funny story, which I may have told here once before: with the many Corvettes I had in the 60’s & 70’s, I had a six quart pot I used for draining the oil. Then, I got a 1965 Jag XKE. I put my pot under the oil plug, uncorked it and imagine my surprise when my pot overflowed to the tune of about a gallon. Those Jag six cylinder engines held TEN quarts. The driveway was never the same.
And I thought 8 quarts was a lot (AMG)
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Amazing! Guys will spend thousands on updated wheels and mods, but worry about a few dollars difference on oil. Priorities, huh?