Nissan Ester Oil

imag · 05-22-2009, 08:55 PM

Reading that, I have to say, for $70 (that was what they charged me too), I'm tempted to stay with Nissan for oil changes. The fact that they invented an oil for this motor suggests it's probably worth using, and the price is less than I'd pay for Amsoil.

I usually laugh at people who get services at the dealer, but I have to say it does look good for resale if you have dealer receipts for your oil changes. It means you didn't skimp on cost, and it means you had someone looking at the car who could see other problems as they came up.

homeslice · 07-09-2009, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by imag

Reading that, I have to say, for $70 (that was what they charged me too), I'm tempted to stay with Nissan for oil changes. The fact that they invented an oil for this motor suggests it's probably worth using, and the price is less than I'd pay for Amsoil.

That's about what I pay Amsoil for an entire year without having to sit in line at the Nissan dealer and have the service department hounding me to buy services that I don't want or need.

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05-22-2009, 08:55 PM	#1 (permalink)
imag Enthusiast Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Oakland, CA Posts: 446 Drives: up the wall Rep Power: 18	Reading that, I have to say, for $70 (that was what they charged me too), I'm tempted to stay with Nissan for oil changes. The fact that they invented an oil for this motor suggests it's probably worth using, and the price is less than I'd pay for Amsoil. I usually laugh at people who get services at the dealer, but I have to say it does look good for resale if you have dealer receipts for your oil changes. It means you didn't skimp on cost, and it means you had someone looking at the car who could see other problems as they came up.