Walmart has 5qt 0w-40 Mobil 1 jug for $22. Not too bad, FYI
That is not the Dexos2 approved formula.
or this:
I suspect they are the same kit, even though Wally World only says 6 quarts.
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I think ALgo realized they fucked up and overpaid on mine. Second orange Chevrolet they took off my familyās hands 
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Well they lost out on mine, so they must have really wanted one.
Algo offered $36k. Nope. Not gonna do it.
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It ended up being about a million times easier just to sell it back to the originating dealer. They originally offered 36,000, went to 37,000, and then today called me and said they would do 37,800. It gets dropped off tomorrow afternoon.
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This seems like the most cost effective solution for a lease
https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=552667&page=6
Meets dextros and the camaro forum has beat this subject to death and basically agrees that if your oil temps are consistently under 260 degrees (not tracking it) this will work very well. $22 for 10 quarts in store #oilhack
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So the local dealer is paying above MSRP for a used Camaro?
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Mine is really close to $36k on the nose. 36293 was my total cap cost. Dealership made one payment for me. $314 - $19 rent charge = $295 knocked off the balance.
That would put me at roughly $37,100 with my $1100 OOP. Not sure Iād let it go for just $900. So maybe $38.5k gets my attention.
I really do like it, though. More than I thought I would. Maybe values continue to go up as inventory continues to shrink and I should just enjoy it a while longer.
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no. his original MSRP was $700 higher than that. 
Last I heard used trucks were selling over their MSRP when new but I never thought we would see a day where a Camaro would also command that premium. Strange timesā¦
Not quiteā¦But honestly, I would not be surprised to see a sale on one of these in the next week or so that is at or above MSRP.
Mine was MSRP $39,475
Original dealer buy price $37,800.
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The Tacomas from last year were in this category as well. A bunch of us had free trucks for a year with a few $k doorprizes.
Truck prices are insane. Been doing month to month on my dadās Sierra lease ($202/mo) and canāt find anything under $320/mo, with GMS, loyalty and all rebates. I submitted buyout offers, and Vroom came back with $36,200. Dealer payoff is $29,114. Iāll take that $7k profit and happily pay $330/mo for the next lease.
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You had yours how many months?
How far off was that from āsigned and drive ā make only the payments for the months you drive it, and hand us the keys backā?
Telling my friends with civics/corolla sub $200 leases to do the same. Cash out and find something even if it means paying $20 a month extra.
Now if BMWs could also get near MSRP in used market after 6 months of drivingā¦one can dreamā¦
I had the car for 4 months and I made $339 x 3 in payments (it was a true sign and drive with $0 DAS), I received $750 back from the dealer for an unused rebate, for an actual cost of $267 for the 4 months, which I guess means I paid $67/mo. After the sale Ill get a check back for $3324, for a net profit of $3057, which I suppose means the payment was -$764, lol.
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Itās like an influencer - they paid you to drive it to convince others do buy one.
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Im pretty sure Chevrolet could do without customers like usš¤Ŗ
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Was that not applied towards the deal? What rebate was this? If itās not applied towards the deal, how can they just refund it to you? Can you explain what this was? Was it loyalty/conquest etc?