Cartagena and surroundings
The question almost every oil change starts with, and almost nobody has the answer handy. Here it is by model and year, with the viscosity, the manufacturer standard and the exact liters —plus the document each figure comes from, so you can check it yourself.
We keep adding the ones we get asked about most. If yours isn't here, write to us and we'll look it up for you.
Renault
Logan 2017
Oil 5W-40 or 5W-30 · 3,3–4,8 liters
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Chevrolet
Onix 2019
Oil 5W-30 or 0W-20 · 3,5 liters
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Renault
Duster 2018
Oil 5W-40 or 5W-30 · 4,8–5,4 liters
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Renault
Sandero 2018
Oil 5W-40 or 5W-30 · 3,3–4,8 liters
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Kia
Rio 2022
Oil 5W-20 · 3,6 liters
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Honda
CR-V 2019
Oil 0W-20 · 3,5–4,4 liters
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Volkswagen
Gol 2022
Oil · 3,3–4,5 liters
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Volkswagen
Voyage 2018
Oil · 3,3–4,5 liters
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Because oil is the only thing keeping two pieces of metal apart while they spin together thousands of times a minute. Every manufacturer tests and approves one for each engine, with a specific thickness and its own seal of approval, and that seal is the part almost nobody looks at when they buy the bottle.
On every page we explain what those numbers mean, why the standard outranks the brand on the bottle and how to tell which one is yours — without assuming you know anything about cars.
Tell us the make, model and year —or send us a photo of your registration card— and we'll tell you which oil it takes and what the mobile change costs.
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