The bottles they use over here, in Europe, aren't much better.
1 quart / 946ml bottles for the US, presumably to avoid any confusion. "1 liter?! My transmission take quarts!"
this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2025
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At least they have the right logo
I'll bet you half an egg that a bottle of banana milkshake might fix a transmission.
I was looking between them and thinking "fuck, I can't tell which one is the fake."
Realized after reading the title again they're both supposed to be real.
Aren't all the quart bottles shaped the same these days?
Gotta carefully read the label yo, they're not all banana milkshakes...
I got these from the Honda dealer so they're the real deal. But yeah, I'm convinced one supplier has a monopoly on the quart bottles lol