I find that odd considering 0w20 flows better in colder conditions, and 5w30 is generally used for harder driving/hotter conditions. I'm guessing it's either a "standard" over there or it's because of availability. But I'd prefer 0w20 in cold conditions over 5w30.

Not sure if anyone referenced this blog, but it's a great read if you have the time..
https://540ratblog.wordpress.com/201...-test-ranking/ ..

I run 0w20 Quaker State Ultimate Durability which is pretty inexpensive at Walmart and did well in in the ranking of that blog.. It's my daily and the car hits an occasional track day + autocross.. No complaints here.. :D

Got Costco membership?

For $39, you get 2x 5qt bottles of 0w-20 full synthetic oil that has the same features.

Product Description
Kirkland Signature™ Full Synthetic 0W-20 Motor Oil is formulated to reduce wear on critical parts and maximizes fuel economy. Our 100% synthetic formulation provides long-lasting engine protection and performance.

Applications
For use in gasoline, ex-fuel or gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles requiring SAE 0W-20 API SN PLUS, SN, SL and ILSAC GF-5, GF-4 or previous standards. Approved for use in all GM gasoline engines requiring dexos1™ Gen 2 0W-20.

https://images.costco-static.com/Ima...recipeName=680

walmart is cheaper at $35.96 for 10 quarts. and without all the elitism and hassles of a 'membership program'

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Super-Tec...arts/593855267

I run and have run Royal Purple in all my vehicles for a long time. I like it, and have 0w-20 in my 2019 BRZ.